Ryan’s Regards: Will the air travel industry once again take flight?
With airlines grounded and staff laid off, going abroad could be more difficult beyond COVID-19
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Islanders want BC Ferries to follow order that lets residents board before tourists
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Several Langley homes and projects honoured with Georgie Awards
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VIDEO: Record turnout for third annual Langley car show against cancer
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Langley City re-opens Monday to limited weight room and fitness classes
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Langley artist Lalita Hamill launches new website to showcase art and share instructional videos
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British Columbia can now use its own data to prepare for a second wave
Man catches bald eagle from water in Kootenay lake
No new COVID-19 cases related to BLM protests
Slow-mo video captures eagle hunting for fish in B.C.
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Conservatives call for Trudeau to testify at committee on WE Charity deal
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Canada’s largest Indigenous police force has never shot anyone dead
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Iran blames bad communication, alignment for jet shootdown
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Provincial COVID-19 data can now be used for B.C. to prepare for a second wave
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Demonstrators call for end to police violence at rally for UBCO nursing student Mona Wang
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Provincial COVID-19 data can now be used for B.C. to prepare for a second wave
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Langley resident could be the next Maxim Magazine covergirl
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Beverly Hills 90210 star’s family selling Vancouver Island Beach Resort
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Quebec police continue search for father, one day after missing girls found dead
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Sports fishers protest Fraser River Chinook closures
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The Township of Langley has rolled out a draft climate change strategy that it says will cost an average household about $130 a year over the next 10 years.
What do you think about paying for preventing climate change?
Community
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Langley nurse wins yard makeover in contest for frontline workers
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Legion pays for Aldergrove elementary school to expand reading program to every student
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Ride for cancer in Langley will take place Sunday, despite COVID-19
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Centenarian and long time Langley resident Bill Cutress passes away
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Big Brothers Big Sisters Langley is asking participants to sip, support, and survive
Sports
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Pandemic has Curling Canada facing Olympic trials qualifying complications
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NHL’s Canadian hubs offer little economic benefit, but morale boost is valuable: experts
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With training camps on the horizon, NHL teams hope to keep COVID-19 at bay
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Elite runners Canada Day 10K takes them along Fraser River in North Langley
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Canadians playing more golf in 2020 – once COVID-19 restrictions lifted
Business
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Rideshare expands into eastern Langley
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Hefty undeclared driver charges piling up, ICBC warns customers
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CMHC reports annual pace of housing starts in Canada increased in June
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Financial check ups more important than ever during turbulent times like these
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VIDEO: Brand Fitness shares toning exercises for Workout Wednesday
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VIDEO: Alberta man rescues baby eagle believed to be drowning in East Kootenay lake
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National Kitten Day aka the ‘purrfect’ day to foster a new friend
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B.C. residents can go to the Royal BC Museum for half price this summer
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Conservation officers relocate Spirit bear known to roam northwestern B.C.
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Writers including Rowling, Atwood pen open letter against threat to free speech
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Rivers, Ranches and Ranges: From Historic Sites to Wilderness Adventure
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Summer shopping + picnicking in downtown Langley just got more rewarding!
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From Valleys to Vineyards: British Columbia’s Bountiful Playground
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The next chapter of your summer adventure begins here
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