The Full Show: The decision on the future of policing in Surrey pushed further down the road - Mayor Brenda Locke speaks & Pierre Poilievre’s caucus no longer allowed to bill home internet to taxpayers

The decision on the future of policing in Surrey pushed further down the road Wally Oppal, Former Attorney General and Lawyer for Boughton Law Corporation discusses the lack of a decision from the provincial government on whether the Surrey Police Service will takeover policing duties from Surrey RCMP Pierre Poilievre’s caucus no longer allowed to bill home internet to taxpayers Carson Binda, British Columbia Director for the Canadian Taxpayers Federation discusses federal Conservative party leader Pierre Poilievre ensuring his caucus is no longer billing their home internet to taxpayers. The City of Surrey charging 5xFest $20k for RCMP presence Harpo Mander, General Manager of 5X Festival explains the $20,000 bill they received from the City of Surrey for Surrey RCMP presence at 5xFest Block Party in 2022. Surrey Police transition pushed further down the line Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke discusses the provincial government needing more information to decide whether or not the Surrey RCMP stays or goes in favour of the Surrey Police Service. The Surrey Police Board’s response to Minister Farnworth’s decision on Surrey policing Melissa Granum, Executive Director of the Surrey Police Board discusses Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth's decision to hold off on making a decision on whether policing services in Surrey will be handed over to the Surrey Police Service from the Surrey RCMP Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices