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Tag Archives: Surrey
“Brightening deadly road wasted effort” ~ Michael Booth, Surrey Now.
While two weeks of spring break is taking my attention elsewhere, I’ll be spending less time blogging, and concentrating more on a number of stories needing investigation. The BC Liberals seem to be up to more than a few of their old … Continue reading
“Democracy is the best revenge.” ~Benazir Bhutto
Very early Saturday morning, in a divided vote, Surrey city council turned off the lights to Gateway Casinos south Surrey gaming proposal. It was an epic evening with passionate presentations, and on twitter, excellent debate and commentaries. Although I was nearly propping eyelids open with toothpicks by the nearly … Continue reading
Posted in BC Liberals, BC NDP, BC Politics, Corruption
Tagged bc liberals, dianne watts, rich coleman, south surrey casino, Surrey
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A lesson in public relations.
Sgt. Jennifer Pound, media spokesperson, IHIT, speaking about the second targeted shooting in Surrey last Sunday : “We always like to remind the public that when these shootings occur in a residential area, in a public area, the public … Continue reading
Posted in BC Liberals, BC NDP, BC Politics, crime, Federal politics
Tagged bc rcmp, public relations, Richmond shooting, Surrey, Surrey 6., targeted gang shootings
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Bait and switch toll reduction won’t help BC Liberals.
From my new post headlined over at HuffPost BC : “The Port Mann Bridge project has been steeped in controversy from its humble beginnings as an economically prudent plan to twin the existing bridge at a cost of $1.5 billion … Continue reading
Posted in BC Liberals, BC NDP, BC Politics, Laila Yuile, P3 projects in BC
Tagged bc liberals, bc ndp, Laila Yuile, mary polak, port mann bridge, rich coleman, stephanie cadieux, Surrey, tolls
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And now that the dust has settled…
(My apologies to the wonderful Ross Buchanan, who sent this to me last week while I was sick with the plague. Actually, it’s the flu, but the worst one I and my children have had in years-sustained fever over 42 for days, … Continue reading
One wants to let kids who can barely drive, vote.Another wants to spend public $$ to build private roads… so what the hell happened to education as a priority in this province?
Time to take care of my own now, with a look at the most recent news from Surrey school board officials, who have been forced to consider some absolutely ridiculous steps in educating our children – just so they can make the budget work … Continue reading
Posted in Laila Yuile
Tagged bc liberals, bc ndp, christy clark, dianne watts, kevin falcon, Surrey, surrey school board
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Surrey students may start heading back to school in August as district considers change to balanced calender year
I for one, am all for it. I’ve always thought a two month break in summer is a bit ridiculous, especially for high school students on semester system who may face nearly a half a year between some subjects. And … Continue reading
And who will protect us from the judges?
I understand that occasionally, a judge will find themselves limited by the allowable punishments as written into the criminal code. I imagine that if you are a judge bent on doing the right thing, that it can be frustrating when … Continue reading
And the Darwin award goes to…
…the person/persons/committee within the city of Surrey who decided to remove over 200 bus SHELTERS from the streets – just in time for winter. But first, what is a shelter, anyways? ( humour me – methinks someone in the city doesn’t know … Continue reading
Posted in Laila Yuile
Tagged bus shelters removed, bus shelters removed in surrey, city of surrey, Laila Yuile, Surrey, transit, Translink
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For the record, it was a spectacular sunrise…
But again, it’s gone as fast as it appeared. Mother Nature is nothing but a tease. This was the view that greets me from my bedroom window everyday during the fair months, and rarely it seems, since November arrived. On … Continue reading
Posted in Laila Yuile Photography Portfolio
Tagged british columbia, Laila Yuile, sunrise, Surrey
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