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'This Situation Is Discouraging For RCMP': Surrey Assistant Commission Brian Edwards Responds To City’s Police Force Approval
The City of Surrey was granted approval to move to the next stage in their plan to transition from the RCMP to a municipal police department.
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New Grants Will Increase Support And Security For Renters
Vancouver Council approved $625,000 in grants to support the vital work of non-profit organizations that serve and advocate for renters across the city.
New Grants Will Increase Support And Security For Renters
Help Shape Vancouver’s Five-Year Climate Emergency Action Plan
February 27 2020 – The City is calling on residents and businesses from across Vancouver to provide input on 19 proposed actions in our Climate Emergency Action Plan aimed at tackling climate change, and aligning our efforts with international recommendations.
Help Shape Vancouver’s Five-Year Climate Emergency Action Plan
March is Distracted Driving & Occupant Restraint Month for BC Police
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March is Distracted Driving & Occupant Restraint Month for BC Police
New B.C. Access Grant Makes Life More Affordable For Students
A college or university education will be more affordable for thousands of students who are eligible for up to $4,000 per year through the new B.C. Access Grant program.