In a unanimous vote, Surrey City Council has decided to withdraw from Metro Vancouver’s Regional Growth Strategy, citing concerns over cost, equity, and governance. Mayor Brenda Locke emphasizes that Metro 2050 places an unfair financial burden on Surrey residents while failing to meet the city’s unique growth needs. This decision could reshape the future of planning and development in the region.
What do you think? bold move for local control or risky step away from regional collaboration? Let’s talk! ⬇️
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🚨 Surrey is stepping away from Metro 2050! 🚨
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