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The Globe and Mail Published December 9, 2020 Bookmark B.C.’s two largest cities passed contentious budgets this week that left their councils divided, taxes raised significantly, and police saying their services will be seriously affected by cuts. In Surrey’s case, the city’s RCMP assistant commissioner said Wednesday that the force can’t function with the reduced amount that has been allocated, which represents a 25-per-cent cut from last year’s $166-million police spending. It was voted on in council but won’t be officially passed until there’s a bylaw. “If this proposed reduction were to move ahead without further agreements in place, it would impact adequate and effective levels of policing in the City of Surrey,” Assistant Commissioner Brian Edwards said in a statement provided to The Globe and Mail.

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