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PORT POWER, LOCAL JOBS AND DELTA’S FUTURE: ILWU LOCAL 502 BACKS DYLAN KRUGER FOR MAYOR

PORT POWER, LOCAL JOBS AND DELTA’S FUTURE: ILWU LOCAL 502 BACKS DYLAN KRUGER FOR MAYOR

Delta, B.C. (Rajeev Sharma): Councillor Dylan Kruger has secured the backing of International Longshore & Warehouse Union (ILWU) Local 502 in his campaign for Mayor of Delta, with the union citing his record on local jobs, infrastructure and regional advocacy. The endorsement comes as Delta prepares for significant industrial expansion, including the proposed Roberts Bank Terminal 2 (RBT2) project, which is expected to have implications for the region’s port operations and surrounding communities. In a letter to Delta residents, ILWU Local 502 president Al Reason described the municipality as being at an important economic juncture. He said Kruger has demonstrated…
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Delta Councillor Jennifer Johal Blames Mayor Harvie for Massey Tunnel Delays After Procurement Collapse

Delta Councillor Jennifer Johal Blames Mayor Harvie for Massey Tunnel Delays After Procurement Collapse

Delta (Rajeev Sharma): The cancellation of the procurement process for the long-awaited Massey Tunnel replacement project has sparked renewed political criticism in Delta, with Councillor Jennifer Johal accusing Mayor George Harvie of inconsistent leadership that she says contributed to years of uncertainty surrounding the project. Reacting to the Province's decision to terminate negotiations with the selected contractor and restart the procurement process, Johal argued that repeated shifts in the mayor's position on the crossing weakened Delta's voice and allowed delays to continue without sufficient opposition. According to Johal, Harvie initially supported the construction of a new bridge following the cancellation…
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B.C. Adds More Than 3,000 New Student Seats as Schools Open for September

B.C. Adds More Than 3,000 New Student Seats as Schools Open for September

LANGFORD (Richa Walia) – As students prepare to head back to class, the Province of British Columbia is opening new schools and expanding existing ones, creating more than 3,000 additional student seats across growing communities this September.“We’ve been working hard to build and deliver new schools to meet the needs of students now and in the future,” said Bowinn Ma, Minister of Infrastructure. “Our historic investments in school infrastructure are already making a meaningful difference, and we look forward to welcoming young learners into new classrooms this fall.”In Langford, one of B.C.’s fastest-growing cities, the new SĆIȺNEW̱ SṮEȽIṮḴEȽ Elementary will…
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