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The latest from the trail.

Policy launches, town hall recaps, and endorsements, published as they happen. Every claim traces back to a plan you can read in full on the Mandates page.

Public SafetySep 2, 2026

A four-point plan to close Surrey's 750-officer policing gap, and stop gang recruitment before it starts

Honveer Singh Randhawa has released a comprehensive public safety platform built on four pillars: closing Surrey's policing shortfall against Vancouver, a self-funding tactical training centre, a School Liaison Officer in every high school cluster, and camera and drone technology bound by a strict 24-hour data deletion policy.

PolicySep 1, 2026

A $600 property tax cut for every Surrey home, then a four year freeze

Honveer Singh Randhawa and the Conservative Party of Surrey council team have committed to an immediate $600 reduction on every residential property tax bill, followed by a freeze for the full four year term.

PolicyAug 26, 2026

A plan for affordable vet care for seniors and veterans, and a new Surrey Animal Welfare Advisory Committee

Honveer Singh Randhawa has announced a Surrey Compassionate Animal Care and Welfare Partnership with the BC SPCA, local veterinarians, and rescue organizations, including a proposed veterinary assistance program for seniors, persons with disabilities, and military veterans.

PolicyAug 19, 2026

A tri-level funding plan to extend SkyTrain from King George Station to South Surrey

Honveer Singh Randhawa has set out a funding roadmap for extending the Expo Line from King George Station to the South Surrey Park & Ride, modelled on the same provincial, federal, and regional cost-sharing structure delivering the Surrey Langley SkyTrain.

PolicyAug 12, 2026

Surrey tax dollars, Surrey jobs: a local hiring priority for contracts, and a new youth scholarship

Honveer Singh Randhawa has announced a plan to prioritize Surrey-based businesses for city contracts and encourage the hiring of Surrey youth, alongside a new Mayor's Youth Excellence Scholarship for young people who represent Surrey on the national or international stage.

PolicyAug 5, 2026

A one-week guarantee on building permits for single-family homes and renovations

Honveer Singh Randhawa and the Conservative Party of Surrey council team have unveiled a plan to let certified architects and engineers fast-track permits for single-family homes and renovations, guaranteeing City Hall issues the permit within five business days.

PolicyJul 28, 2026

A councillor and city staff in your neighbourhood every month, no appointment needed

Honveer Singh Randhawa and the Conservative Party of Surrey council team have unveiled "Bringing City Hall to You," a plan to hold monthly walk-in clinics with a councillor and city staff in all eight of Surrey's zones, so neighbourhood problems get fixed before they become emergencies.

PolicyJul 21, 2026

A rec centre, library, or playground within 15 minutes of every Surrey home

Honveer Singh Randhawa has unveiled a "Complete Communities Plan" to bring recreation centres, pools, libraries, and playgrounds within a 15-minute drive of every Surrey household, with free memberships for kids, seniors, and residents with disabilities.

In the PressJul 1, 2026

Business Relief Plan: 5% commercial tax cut and no business licence fee

Coverage of the campaign's business platform, announced against a reported 30 per cent rise in Surrey commercial property taxes between 2024 and 2026.

Indo-Canadian Voice

In the PressMay 30, 2026

Fine forgiveness proposed for homeowners facing stop-work orders

A report on the Compassionate Compliance Plan, which would use guidance, safety inspections and faster permits rather than penalties, and forgive outstanding fines for residents who work with the City.

Surrey News BC

In the PressMay 29, 2026

“Help, not crush” — Compassionate Compliance Plan announced

The campaign's argument that City Hall should help families fix problems rather than fine them during an affordability crisis.

Indo-Canadian Voice

In the PressMay 28, 2026

Public washroom plan: “dignity begins with the basics”

Coverage of the city-wide washroom commitment, which the campaign says came out of conversations with seniors who cut outings short because they do not know where they will find a washroom.

Indo-Canadian Voice

In the PressApr 15, 2026

Pledge to cut Surrey water bills by 50 per cent

The water policy in detail: free water meter installation for every eligible household, moving off flat-rate billing, and calls for transparency and independent audits on Metro Vancouver cost overruns.

Indo-Canadian Voice

In the PressMar 31, 2026

Around 1,500 supporters at the campaign launch

Report on the launch event at Empress Banquet Hall, where the council team was introduced and the hall filled past capacity.

GKM Media

In the PressMar 27, 2026

Randhawa named Conservative candidate for Mayor of Surrey

The candidacy announcement, setting out safer streets, lower taxes and families first as the campaign's core priorities.

Indo-Canadian Voice

In the PressMar 27, 2026

Conservative Party of Surrey announces its mayoral candidate

Full announcement release covering the candidate's legal background, practice areas and languages spoken.

The Times of Canada

In the PressMar 26, 2026

Mayoral platform covered by the Surrey Now-Leader

Local newspaper coverage of the campaign launch, the Surrey Home Protection Fund, the proposed parent-citizens committee, and the candidate's 2024 provincial run in Surrey-Guildford.

Surrey Now-Leader

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