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Surrey fraud convict claims his lawyer entered guilty pleas on his behalf without him knowing
A Surrey fraud convict claims his lawyer entered two guilty pleas on his behalf without him even knowing about it.Joseph Bullerwell was sentenced to 10 months in prison this past March and in April filed an appeal of his conviction.
Taylor second at Van Open
You can't win them all, although Abbotsford's Nick Taylor has certainly tried this spring on the Vancouver Golf Tour.
Smaller lot owners one step closer to raising chickens in Surrey
Surrey residents are one step closer to being able to raise chickens - hens, specifically - on lots smaller than one acre following a unanimous vote by the Surrey Agricultural Advisory Committee.
Options' Crisis Line is expanding, needs volunteers
A volunteer with the Crisis Line said she was intrigued about the service when she first read about it.
Coal fight is classic B.C. battle
While those two oil pipeline proposals from Enbridge and Kinder Morgan have been hogging the limelight in recent months, another part of the energy debate is about to elbow its way onto the public stage.
Thief returns $4,000 after a guilty plea
A former secretary-treasurer for Langley BMX has been given a conditional discharge after admitting to stealing money from the non-profit organization.
BCHL teams to cope with new import rules
It's been less than a month since the final horn sounded on the 2012-13 Surrey Eagles' junior A hockey season, but team officials have been anything but idle.
'Arts at Darts' tonight
It's time again for Arts at Darts, an annual event at Darts Hill Garden Park in South Surrey. The site will be alive tonight (Tuesday, June 18) with musicians, actors and dancers, along with displays of a wide range of artworks, from 6 to 9 p.m.
Dr. Art Hister speaks at WRSS hospice event
Dr. Art Hister is the special guest speaker at an event in South Surrey this evening (Tuesday).
Events guide
Open house celebrating 40th anniversary of Arnold Mikelson Festival of the Arts on Saturday, June 22 at Camp Kwomais (Sanford Hall), 1367 128th St., South Surrey, from noon to 5 p.m. Art displays, meet artists, sign the guestbook and celebrate festival host Mary Mikelson on eve of the event, set for weekends of July 13-14 and July 20-21 at Mind and Matter Gallery, South Surrey. Info: 604-536-6460, www. mindandmatterart.com.
New farmers' market opens June 30 at Firehall site
A new Sunday farmers' market will open in North Delta on June 30. Forty vendors will set up for the inaugural Firehall Farmers' Market, to be held every second Sunday this summer at Firehall Centre for the Arts, 11489 84th Ave.
Surrey Fest fun
People turned out for music, exhibits, shows and fun at Surrey Fest Downtown Saturday, the event formerly known as Whalley Community Festival.
Strangler's murder appeal dismissed
A Surrey man who strangled his girlfriend to death after they celebrated their daughter's third birthday has lost an appeal of his second-degree murder conviction.
Man stumbles into hospital after being shot
A Surrey man stumbled into hospital suffering from multiple bullet wounds after a shooting at a house in the 14200-block of 108th Avenue on Friday afternoon.
Pattullo Bridge options discussed
Since the start of June, hundreds have turned out for open houses to discuss the future of the Pattullo Bridge and what to do with the orange steel structure over the Fraser River.
Police say man killed in street was jaywalking
Surrey Mounties say a pedestrian was killed while jaywalking late Friday night across 152nd Street just north of 68th Avenue.
Judge honours cheese thief's request to be banished from B.C
A homeless Surrey man who pleaded guilty to stealing cheese was banished from B.C. Friday at his own request.
The long road to longboarding safety
With longboarding safety dominating headlines of late in the wake of a string of injuries and accidents elsewhere in the Lower Mainland, one local longboarding advocate is urging Surrey and White Rock to do something before an accident happens on their doorstep.
Women brawl in front of kids at sports day
An all-female brawl that broke out during North Ridge Elementary's sports day on Friday afternoon appears to be related to a traffic incident between the four women from earlier this month.
