Langley Township prepares for high water
The Fraser River is cresting soon and levels are relatively high
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Langley Township is preparing for a scenario in which only 75 per cent of local property owners pay the land taxes they owe by the due date of July 2 this year.
The coronavirus pandemic has thrown millions of Canadians out of work, limiting their ability to pay mortgages and rent.
Has the pandemic made it more difficult for you to pay taxes?
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Public gets chance to name Langley bear cub
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VIDEO: Drive-by Langley City tribute to Elvis raises funds for Langley Lodge and the Food Bank
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Teen cashier pays grocery bill for Aldergrove woman who comes back a week later to shower her in gifts
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