The record shows a broad rewriting of Delta’s governing machinery: old bylaws were repealed, authority was delegated, committees were reorganized and operating policies were updated. But the evidence does not support calling every change a loss of residents’ rights—or attributing the audited repeal decisions to four councilors alone
What Delta Repealed, What Replaced It, and What Changed for Residents Read Post »
A dedicated Economic Development Office could benefit Delta. One Delta’s Sept. 11 video repeats the pledge to create good jobs and fund better services without new taxes, levies or fees. The public record still does not show costs, job targets, investors or revenue projections.
One Delta Promises “Good Jobs” and Better Services — But Where Is the Plan? Read Post »
DCC Now reviewed 78 Regular Council minute sets from Nov. 7, 2022 to July 13, 2026. The record shows Kruger, Boisvert, Binder and Johal forming a recurring four-vote majority from late 2024 — not a fixed bloc for the whole term, and not proof of secret coordination.
When Four Votes Decide: How a Recurring Majority Reshaped Delta Council Read Post »
The City of Delta paid $213,507.88 plus GST to two law firms in 2024 and 2025 on the Grewal litigation. There was no insurance claim. Any settlement amount was not disclosed. 2026 figures are not yet available.
$213,507 in legal fees — and the City won’t say if it also paid a settlement Read Post »