Linda Annis Surrey City Council

10/17/2026

Athletics in is for everyone. We visited Surrey Gymnastic Society to see kids having fun, learning body awareness & tumbling skills. Gaining confidence in taking on challenges & accomplishments. We need more community centre capacity for more kids.

10/17/2026

We attended a meeting of the Indian Exservicemen Society to address many issues facing . These volunteers help their former team members when they encounter challenges. Teamwork is a tremendous value for any organization. Together we all do better.

10/16/2026

The gave us an opportunity to present the electoral process to students who will be our citizens of tomorrow. Treating them with respect & helping them understand their choices is everyone’s responsibility.

10/16/2026

🗳️ SURREY — TOMORROW IS ELECTION DAY! 🗳️

📅 Saturday, October 17, 2026
⏰ Polls Open: 8 AM – 8 PM

Tomorrow is your opportunity to help shape the future of Surrey!

Our city deserves leadership that puts residents first, delivers on promises, and focuses on what matters most:

✅ Safer neighbourhoods and stronger public safety
✅ Responsible spending and accountability at City Hall
✅ Better recreation facilities, parks, and community services
✅ Supporting local businesses and creating jobs
✅ Building a stronger, more affordable and livable Surrey

Linda Annis and the Surrey First Team are ready to lead with experience, common sense, and a commitment to getting things done.

📍 Polling locations are available throughout Surrey. Find a location near you in the attached graphic.

💜 YOUR CITY. YOUR FUTURE. YOUR VOTE.

On October 17, vote LINDA ANNIS FOR MAYOR and the entire SURREY FIRST TEAM for Council!

Together We Can Do Better.

🌐 www.surreyfirst.org

10/16/2026

We received a very warm welcome from the Fijian Community at the Geeta Gyan Mandir. It is the season of new beginnings with so much hope for an improved future for everyone. !

10/16/2026

More places to play. More opportunities to be active. More investment in our neighbourhoods. ⚽💜

Our tax dollars should deliver recreation facilities residents can use every day—soccer fields, parks, pools and community rinks.

Linda Annis and Surrey First believe community recreation should take priority over a 10,000-seat arena. That means responsible spending focused on local needs, more access to sports and stronger neighbourhoods across Surrey.

Let’s give more people the chance to get in the game.

🗳️ Vote Linda Annis for Mayor and the entire Surrey First team for Council.

Together we can do better.

10/15/2026

🏥 SURREY DESERVES ITS FAIR SHARE OF HEALTHCARE INVESTMENT!

For too long, Surrey families have been waiting for the healthcare infrastructure our growing city desperately needs.

Today, BC Conservative Leader Lorne Doerkson committed to completing the new Surrey Hospital in Cloverdale and building a new Women and Children's Hospital in Surrey.
Linda Annis and Surrey First welcome these commitments — but promises must turn into action!

“As Mayor, I will work with every level of government, regardless of political stripe, and hold them accountable to their election promises. Surrey deserves its fair share of healthcare funding, infrastructure and services — and I will fight to make sure we get it.” — Linda Annis, Mayoral Candidate

Surrey is one of Canada's fastest-growing cities. Our residents deserve hospitals, doctors and healthcare services that keep pace with that growth.

It's time for results, not just announcements.

💜 Together We Can Do Better.

🗳️ Vote Linda Annis and Surrey First — October 17.

🌐 www.surreyfirst.org

10/15/2026

Join Surrey First in building a transparent, accountable, and safe city. Learn about our vision for public safety, the local economy, and lower taxes.

10/15/2026

10/14/2026

🚨 SURREY DESERVES ANSWERS — NOT MORE SILENCE FROM CITY HALL!

The Vancouver Sun is reporting renewed scrutiny surrounding the termination of Surrey Police Chief Norm Lipinski — and serious questions remain about what Mayor Brenda Locke knew and when she knew it.

Surrey residents deserve transparency, accountability, and answers from their elected leaders.

As Linda Annis says:

“Surrey residents deserve answers and transparency. Our city needs strong, steady leadership — not more secrecy and unanswered questions at City Hall.”

The termination of a police chief is a significant decision with implications for public confidence in policing. Residents deserve to understand how decisions were made and who was involved.

Leadership means answering tough questions, not avoiding them.

Surrey deserves a Mayor and Council who put accountability, public trust, and the interests of residents first.

🗳️ On October 17, vote Linda Annis and the Surrey First Team.

💜 TOGETHER WE CAN DO BETTER.

🌐 www.surreyfirst.org