Langley Strong takes Progress For Langley to the chief election officer, Pride Day fills Creekside on Saturday, the Bandits host Winnipeg for a CEBL final berth, arts groups share regional grants, and Ottawa eyes dairy concessions before Aug. 19....
Condo sales in Langley fell 22 per cent in July, wildfire smoke has settled over the region, and Metro Vancouver directors are moving to pool sewer costs. Plus fall rec registration opens Friday and land defenders are back on Vancouver Island logging roads....
Wildfire smoke and 22 new lightning-caused fires, an Okanagan arena turned shelter, Metro Vancouver workers back on job action, a tentative WestJet deal, endangered frogs in Fraser Valley wetlands, and the Bandits open the CEBL playoffs Thursday in Langley....
Langley City repairs its fire hall under budget, the Township approves Brookswood fourplexes and a new AI policy, the Surrey-Langley SkyTrain guideway hits the halfway mark, and Aldergrove families cool off at a summer water fight....
Langley City is spending $1.25 million to fix a fire hall that has been leaking for two decades. Plus KPU Cloverdale lands 462 new trades seats, a cemetery pitches truck parking, and UBC confirms clear-cut logging worsens downstream floods....
Councillor Paul Albrecht apologizes after a caught-on-mic F-bomb aimed at Delaney Mack. Township council studies goats and sheep for wildfire risk. Langley Pride Day returns Aug. 8. Premier Eby co-writes a minister's rebuke of Tilbury LNG. Plus Giants moves and the West Coast pipeline math....
