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Election candidates in Surrey are challenging the status quo of the municipal force, a move initiated by Doug McCallum.

8 reports, 5 independent Updated Sep 3
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Election candidates in Surrey are challenging the status quo of the municipal force, a move initiated by Doug McCallum.

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  1. Doug McCallum and Brenda Locke are competing for the mayor's seat in Surrey.Sub-event
  2. Update on McCallum's role in Surrey's policing change.1 source
  3. The Surrey Police Board is facing criticism regarding its governance, including accusations of political overreach, micromanagement, and issues with a gag order.Sub-event
  4. Locke campaigned to end the policing transition, and SPS took over Cloverdale policing.1 source
  5. Mayor challenges shift to local police force, replacing chief constable temporarily.1 source
  6. Calls for independent investigation into city governance failures in Surrey.Sub-event
  7. Candidates are challenging the status quo of the municipal force in Surrey, a move McCallum led.1 source

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