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Police tactics questioned in Canada Day bomb probe

Police tactics questioned in Canada Day bomb probe

Did Surrey suspects prepare terror attack on their own?
Langley Township administrator Mark Bakken paid $288,000 in 2012

Langley Township administrator Mark Bakken paid $288,000 in 2012

Six per cent of Langley Township employees take home 39 per cent of the pay, according to figures released June 24.
Grant Ward has highest expense claims of Langley Township councillors

Grant Ward has highest expense claims of Langley Township councillors

Council remuneration and expenses released as part of reporting under Financial Information Act.

Rare July meeting for Board of Education

June agenda was too full, so trustees met Tuesday to go over two minor policy changes.
Committee to advise on changes to bylaw

Committee to advise on changes to bylaw

District council decided to form the advisory group after a June 19 public input meeting
Keep free transit trips for homeless, TransLink urged

Keep free transit trips for homeless, TransLink urged

Compass cards, fare gates pose social service challenge
Jobs Minister Shirley Bond defends B.C.'s Bollywood awards

Jobs Minister Shirley Bond defends B.C.'s Bollywood awards

NDP says TV ratings of 30 million Indian households show the B.C. Liberals blew $11 million on an election stunt
Premier Clark: 'We will not let them win'

Premier Clark: 'We will not let them win'

Bombs apparently targeted thousands gathered at legislature for Canada Day.
B.C. Muslims feel 'ill' as search begins for terror plot answers

B.C. Muslims feel 'ill' as search begins for terror plot answers

Alleged terrorist from Surrey was musician, petty criminal and recent Islam convert
Surrey duo arrested in foiled plot to bomb Canada Day crowd at Legislature in Victoria

Surrey duo arrested in foiled plot to bomb Canada Day crowd at Legislature in Victoria

Police call it case of domestic terrorism, inspired by 'Al-Qaeda'; Premier to speak