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Tag Archives: dianne watts
Marvin Hunt, Bruce Hayne expected to join Surrey First
According to The Now, Marvin Hunt, former SET councillor and the lone independent on Council, is expected to join Mayor Watts’ Surrey First slate. He would be the last of the former SET councillors to join Watts’ team, earlier defections by Linda … Continue reading
Posted in City Hall, Election
Tagged bc politics, bruce hayne, city council, councillor, dianne watts, marvin hunt, slate, surrey, surrey first
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Shocker: Surrey gives $140M/yr to TransLink
According to comments made to the Surrey Leader, Mayor Dianne Watts has revealed that Surrey sends roughly $144 million per year into TransLink’s coffers – that’s $44 million in property taxes and $100 million in gas taxes. The question is, … Continue reading
Posted in City Hall, Transport
Tagged b-line, bus, dianne watts, funding, king george, light rail, lrt, network, revenue, service, surrey, tax, transit, translink
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City preparing Clean Energy pilot projects
As part of Mayor Watts’ new Clean Energy initiative, her Advisory Network has created a series of proposed pilot projects to help Surrey become a leader in green technology. Under the moniker of “Bold, Innovative, Competitive, Thriving,” the demonstration projects … Continue reading
Posted in City Hall, Environment
Tagged bc, clean energy, dianne watts, electric car, endurance, geoexchange, green, green wall, hub, hydro, powertech, solar, surrey, technology, wind
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Watts says it’s time for a stadium
Mayor Dianne Watts, speaking to the Surrey Leader last week, claimed it was “absolutely outrageous” that “a city of half-a-million people” didn’t have a stadium. The South Surrey Big Kahuna Rams, a junior football club, is moving from South Surrey … Continue reading
Posted in City Hall, Cloverdale, Development, Whalley
Tagged arena, bc, big kahuna rams, city centre, Cloverdale, dianne watts, downtown, eagles, hockey, stadium, surrey
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Watts expected to vote down proposed King George B-Line
Despite years of rhetoric touting the expansion of transit within Surrey, now that a reasonable and affordable option is on the table that would, among other things, begin a long-planned B-Line service down King George, Mayor Watts has decided that … Continue reading
Posted in City Hall, Cloverdale, Fleetwood, Guildford, Newton, South Surrey, Transport, Whalley
Tagged b-line, bc, burnaby, coquitlam, derek corrigan, dianne watts, evergreen, expansion, king george, langley, malcolm brodie, property tax, richmond, skytrain, supplement, surrey, transit, translink, vancouver, vehicle levy
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Surrey moves to start own transit network
Clearly dissatisfied with the lack of movement from TransLink on the transportation question, and awed by the success of Portland‘s autonomous action of building streetcars, Surrey City Council has directed staff to begin exploring opportunities for the City to begin … Continue reading
Posted in City Hall, Transport
Tagged bc, bob bose, dianne watts, funding, judy villeneuve, light rail, lrt, portland, streetcar, surrey, transit, translink, vancouver
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Dianne Watts to announce intentions next week
According to CKNW, Watts has been humming and hawing about running for the Liberal leadership, and plans to make her intentions clear next week. This Saturday, the Liberal executive will meet to discuss how and when the leadership race will … Continue reading
Posted in City Hall
Tagged bc, dianne watts, gordon campbell, government, leader, liberal, mayor, politics, premier
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