Tom Zytaruk is a journalist at the Surrey NOW-Leader. He focuses on regional interest stories, crime and justice, governance, and social issues, providing unvarnished opinion columns and unbiased news reports. Tom has been featured in numerous publications, including the Agassiz Observer and the Abbotsford News, and has received over 30 writing awards for his work in journalism.
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Tom Zytaruk's articles primarily focus on local news, particularly in Surrey, Canada. His coverage often involves government announcements, evolving stories, breaking news, legal policy regulation with a strong emphasis on government & politics and crime.
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Surrey council has approved more than $20M in piping and sewerline contracts in a little over a month
By: Tom Zytaruk
Appeal court found Surrey judge committed no error, sentence 'was not demonstrably unfit'
Accused murderer diagnosed with conduct disorder but no psychotic disorder
Report gives a breakdown of 4-year and 19-year targets
Demolition work is to begin Jan. 6
About 850 employees work at Surrey City Hall, which opened in 2014
Its capabilities were expanded on Dec. 12
Let's work for a season filled with compassion and empathy
By: Tom Zytaruk
Judge set Jan. 9 for a fix-date hearing to determine when he'll deliver his verdict
Surrey Fire Service has ideas to help keep your home safe for the holidays Everyone should enjoy a Christmas filled with warmth and light – but not too much.
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