The record shows a broad rewriting of Delta’s governing machinery: old bylaws were repealed, authority was delegated, committees were reorganized and operating policies were updated.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What Delta Repealed, What Replaced It, and What Changed for Residents Read Post »
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 »
One Delta published two commitments: a North Delta rec center, and no new taxes, levies or fees. Staff published $150–$300 million. The record still has no municipal funding schedule that pays for both.
No New Taxes, Levies or Fees — and a North Delta Rec Center. Where’s the Funding Plan? Read Post »