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According to a Province newspaper report, the Vancouver Taxi Association has struck a tentative agreement with wealthy Surrey Indo-Canadian businessman Monty Sikka to develop a ride-for-hire app called Kater, with 20 per cent of the profits remaining with taxi firms.

McCallum laid out his three main pronged agenda which has crime at the top of his priority which includes Surrey getting it’s own police force, with the process of creating Surrey police, which if he wins, will start right away.

A semi trailer truck flipped on the Knight street bridge and caused total chaos during Thursday rush hour. The Traffic was backed up for miles on a hot Vancouver day but cool heads prevailed!

Photos by Sukhwant Singh Dhillon

Canadian MP Rob Oliphant described visiting Pakistani leader Masood Khan as the “President of Azad Jammu & Kashmir” in a tweet, which he later deleted owing to the sensitive nature of India-Pak border area.

 Second of the three-part series.

By Dr. Suresh Kurl

The Global Peace Alliance of Surrey is holding their annual Arts and Literary contest and are inviting people to submit their entries to info@peacealways.org. This year’s program is called ‘Art for Peace’ (ART4PEACE) Program.