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Grizzly bears move north in High Arctic as climate change expands range
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Lawyers for QuadrigaCX clients request exhumation of late founder’s remains
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Damp weather prompts extreme weather alert by Langley shelter
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Surrey councillor wants the policing transition process to ‘immediately stop’
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Feds seize almost 370 pounds of cocaine headed to Canada
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LETTER: South Langley man argues that God is the solution to social ills
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VIDEO: ‘Holiday Chaos’ event allows kids to burn off some holiday energy
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Indigenous hockey player buoyed by support after sharing experience with racism
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Reader Poll
On Tuesday, Dec. 10 the Langley school board could vote on whether to turn D.W. Poppy Secondary into a middle school, sending kids to Aldergrove Community Secondary for Grades 9 to 12.
This proposal has caused some controversy with parents.
Regardless of the decision, middle schools have spread through most of Langley in recent years. Do you think they’re good for education and socialization of children?
Community
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Christmas shoppers welcome at Langley’s Critter Care wildlife centre
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Willowbrook gift wrap centre in Langley all for charity
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Hallmark-famous Santa makes one last stop in Aldergrove
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First ever Dream Christmas Market in Fort Langley opens with ‘line-up out the door’
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‘We felt this was an opportunity to raise people up and give some recognition’
Sports
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Langley Christian Lightning makes finals at Tsumura basketball invitational
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APTN to broadcast hockey games in Plains Cree starting with Jets at Blackhawks
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Walnut Grove Gators move up at basketball tourney
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Giants defenceman in Czech Republic for Christmas
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Let’s Play BC hosted a games night for younger children to encourage physical fitness
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Aid a priority for idled Vancouver Island loggers, John Horgan says
Steelworkers, Western Forest Products returning to mediation
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Where to find last-minute holiday gifts in Langley
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WHAT’S IN STORE: Langley City getting its sparkle on tonight
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Canada’s maple syrup production reaches record high while honey output drops
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Laid-off forest workers converge on B.C. legislature
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Toronto Raptors, Don Cherry top the list of Canadians’ Google searches in 2019
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PHOTOS: Competitive Christmas light display takes sarcastic turn in Princeton
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