On Saturday, Oct. 15, voters across B.C. will go to the polls to choose new mayors, councils, regional district trustees, school boards and other local government officials.
When Surrey announced it would be the first municipality in B.C. to have an ethics commissioner, it was hoped it would usher in a new era of transparency at city hall. But little more than two years later, the future of the office is in limbo.
As the municipal election rolls up on Oct. 15, many Canadians are wondering who to cast their ballot for. In Surrey, residents can vote for one mayor, up to eight councillors, and six school board trustees, all of which are running on different platforms pertaining to hot topics in Surrey. Safe Surrey Coalition This