VIDEO: gunshots fired outside Langley gas station
Two people involved left scene uninjured, police said
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B.C. or Ontario? Residential school survivors fight move of court battle
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B.C. families financially affected by pandemic eligible for grocery gift cards
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Three TWU grads named to first ‘Fellows’ program at Langley-based university
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Unofficial holidays: Here’s what people are celebrating for the week of Sept. 20 to 26
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Ryan’s Regards: What if he made it to Langley?
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Ferry riders say lower fares are what’s most needed to improve service
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Air quality advisory ends for the Lower Mainland
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Plea deal results in guilty plea in fatal Langley shooting in 2017
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg dies at 87
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Emaciated grizzly found dead on central B.C. coast as low salmon count sparks concern
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Air quality advisory ends for the Lower Mainland
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Ferry riders say lower fares are what’s most needed to improve service
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VIDEO: Langley players selected in pro lacrosse league entry draft
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‘Each step is a prayer’: Ojibwe man will walk from Hope to Vancouver Island for Indigenous healing, reconciliation
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VIDEO: Art in the time of COVID: how a Langley exhibition managed it
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Last week, the B.C. Supreme Court ruled that two-tier healthcare was not legal in this province, after a lengthy legal battle by a private surgical centre in Vancouver.
The doctors at the Cambie Surgery Centre had alleged that the current care system was unconstitutional because it could force people to wait for health care.
But Judge John Steeves disagreed, in an 880 page ruling.
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Community
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Greater Vancouver Zoo turns to zoom for virtual visits
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Lantern Park townhomes set to open this Sunday on Aldergrove/Abbotsford border
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BIA floats idea of drive-through Santa Parade
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Langley-based charity Wellspring encourages virtual participation for Lake2Lake ride this weekend
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SHARE: Lack of colour haunting due to wildfire smoke
Sports
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UFV wrestler Jason Bains receives four-year suspension for using banned substance
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PBR Canada cancels Abbotsford event
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Lawsuit alleges NHL, junior leagues working together to limit players’ opportunities
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VIDEO: Langley’s Chase Claypool makes an impressive NFL debut
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Abbotsford’s Chase Claypool honours fallen teammate Samwel Uko in NFL debut
Business
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Lauding Langley businesses that go above and beyond during COVID
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Popular ‘Sandwich Nazi’ is closing his Surrey deli doors after one final weekend
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Tofino-area First Nation considering closing doors to visitors again
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Discounter plans soft opening for Langley outlet
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WestJet offers refunds to passengers with cancelled European flights
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Hey, Tyler from Coquitlam: This B.C. man found your message in a bottle in Osoyoos
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Lower Mainland woman tries to unravel mystery of unwanted food deliveries
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‘Everything comfy’: Fashion brands drop heels, officewear to COVID-proof collections
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