Surrey mayor scolds council rivals for ‘unfounded’ claims, spreading ‘misinformation’

Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke scolded rival council members straight out of the gate during Monday night’s meeting for what she called “unfounded” public allegations and she also had city solicitor Philip Huynh recite the Council Code of Conduct to her fellow politicians. Locke specifically targeted Councillor Linda Annis, mayoral candidate for the Surrey First slate, […]

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VIDEO: B.C. cathedral bells still ringing strong after 90 years of history

The bells of Victoria’s Christ Church Cathedral rang for an extended period on the morning of July 12 as the cathedral marked the 90th anniversary of its first ringing. Beginning at 9:30 a.m., members of the Cathedral Guild of Ringers performed a quarter peal — a 45-minute change-ringing performance involving 1,260 unique bell sequences. The

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Security increased after vandalism incident at B.C. sand sculpture competition

Parksville Beach Festival is increasing security on-site after suspected vandalism to several sculptures at the Quality Foods Sand Sculpting Competition over the weekend. Cheryl Dill, president of the Parksville Beach Festival Society, said the number of security guards has been doubled, as well as patrols by an additional company. “We have increased security and feel

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