Langley chamber of commerce CEO named executive of the year by Canadian chamber
Colleen Clark has nearly 25 years of experience in the chamber network
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Face transplant recipient’s donor face now failing
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Second abortion-related film to be shown at N.B. high school theatre
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Police arrest B.C. phone scammer linked to illegal call centres in India
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Westbound crash on Highway 1 in Langley causing extreme traffic delays
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Air Canada forced girl, 12, to remove hijab: civil rights group
Federal Election
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McKenna defends Canada’s climate credibility amid Trudeau controversy
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Handgun crackdown, health spending and transit plans latest campaign promises
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Singh campaigns in Toronto, May in Winnipeg, as Liberal and Tory leaders pause
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Man who went to 2001 party doesn’t recall anyone being hurt by Trudeau in brownface
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Trump’s surprise at blackface photos sums up world’s view of Trudeau
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VIDEO: A moment to remember during day three of the World Lacrosse Men’s Indoor Championship
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War hero and lacrosse fan has dream of a lifetime granted
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Comment sought on development fees for Willoughby roads
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Iconic 90s TV show ‘Friends’ celebrates 25th anniversary
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Police are currently investigating two suspected hit and run incidents in Langley linked to the same driver. One of them left a 12-year-old boy in critical condition.
Given how many serious and even fatal accidents are linked to impaired driving, should we ban people convicted of these crimes from drinking or using cannabis for a period of time?
Community
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Tulip planting honours Langley’s war veterans
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B.C. Culture Days ambassador Molly Gray hopes to spark artistic passion
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‘We have to be mindful of judgment and labels we put on people’
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Langley youth mentoring group launches new logo in a Big way
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VIDEO: Cops for Cancer “Tour de Valley” sees 26 riders depart on 800 km cycle
Sports
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War hero and lacrosse fan has dream of a lifetime granted
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Whitecaps tally in 94th minute to salvage 1-1 draw with Crew
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Canada continues to win at world indoor lacrosse championships in Langley
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Giants win first game of regular season
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Canada bests U.S. in day 1 of international lacrosse championships in Langley
Entertainment
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Indian teachers that inspired Super 30 movie talk about hope
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Stage set in Nevada as Earthlings arrive for Area 51 events
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‘Game of Thrones,’ ‘Veep’ make last Emmy Awards stand
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Canadian author Graeme Gibson, partner of Margaret Atwood, dies at age 85
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Shambhala named best music festival in North America
Business
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Walmart to quit selling e-cigarettes amid vaping backlash
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Prospera and Westminster credit unions approved for proposed merger
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B.C. salmon farm inspection deal reached with Indigenous people
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Tim Hortons dropping Beyond Meat products from menus except in B.C. and Ontario
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Canadian inflation decelerates to 1.9% as gas prices weaken
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Iconic 90s TV show ‘Friends’ celebrates 25th anniversary
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Takaya, B.C.’s intriguing lone wolf, seen eating seal and howling away on Discovery Island
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Area 51 events mostly peaceful; thousands in Nevada desert
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Is it authentic? Signed Babe Ruth baseball found in Wasa, B.C.
