Tom Zytaruk is a journalist at the Surrey NOW-Leader. He specializes in unvarnished opinion columns and unbiased news reports, focusing on topics such as crime, law enforcement, and social issues relevant to Surrey and Canada. Tom has received over 30 writing awards and is featured in various publications including the Agassiz Observer and The Abbotsford News.
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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.
If you aim to reach out effectively to Tom Zytaruk, consider providing insights or commentary related to local government policies and their impact on the community. Additionally, if you have expertise in legal matters or can provide valuable perspectives related to ongoing or evolving local stories such as crime incidents or public hearings in Surrey, your pitch is likely to resonate with him.
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By: Tom Zytaruk
Curt Griffiths says 'it's not a be-all and end-all, but it's a critical piece of information'
Recount to be done at the Surrey-Fleetwood District Electoral Office
By: Tom Zytaruk
Sean Fraser tells Brenda Locke a Conservative government would back out of a $95,641,500 Housing Accelerator Fund deal between Surrey and the feds
By: Tom Zytaruk
All told, 31 submissions were received over the two months
Two pipes will be constructed in a shared trench, through Holland Park, which hosts events throughout the year
By: Tom Zytaruk
Surrey council has directed city staff to initiate rezoning applications for eight businesses to set up Cannabis retail stores at 12 locations in Surrey.
By: Tom Zytaruk
Mounties won't be working 'red under blue' but will assist the SPS as a provincial policing support unit supplied by the B.C. government
Federal investigators seized drugs, weapons from 'heavily fortified' home in Surrey
Cops say arrests related to 'transnational organized crime group connected to Mexican drug cartels'
If all is approved, that's for 5,340 metres of sanitary sewer work with spending limits all together set at $19.5M
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