Langley’s Trinity Western University hockey teams make U Sports debut
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Flags on Langley church lawn represent number of abortions, protest organizer says
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Our View: Celebrate library month by a visit to your local branch
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Langley pub and brewery wins silver medal at national Canadian beer awards
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Painful Truth: Exhaustion is the mood as pandemic approaches 2 years old
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Langley City woman trying to find rightful owner of stolen birthday presents, cards
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Labour shortage concerns extend to oil and gas well cleanup efforts
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Government bracing for surge in passport renewals
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Keep your tricks, treats and bears separate, WildSafe BC says
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Two B.C. women file constitutional challenge of vaccine card
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Alberta technical college ordered to pay former teacher who was fired for pregnancy
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Poor treatment of childhood injury leads to $175,000 court award in Langley case
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Langley City woman trying to find rightful owner of stolen birthday presents, cards
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LETTER: Walnut Grove resident fedup with road conditions, too
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Painful Truth: Exhaustion is the mood as pandemic approaches 2 years old
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B.C. flight school expanding amid a global pilot shortage
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We’ve always been told to get our flu shots, and millions of British Columbians of all ages have dutifully marched to their doctor or pharmacist to get the jab for years.
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So has that made you more likely to get a flu shot this year?
Sports
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Local Abbotsford Canucks podcast launches first episode
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Abbotsford Canucks hosting pop-up party at Abbotsford Centre on Saturday
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General manager Ryan Johnson, Abbotsford Canucks ready for arrival in B.C.
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Langley golfers shine at MJT national championship
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Turris nets shootout winner to lift Oilers past Canucks 3-2 in season opener
Business
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B.C.’s minimum working age going from 12 to 16 on Friday
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B.C.’s biggest natural gas leak is revenue loss from Crown sales
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A new program for business leaders at TWU draws students with experience
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B.C. leads in job creation numbers, but more work ahead, says recovery minister
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B.C., Blueberry River make deal to keep most industry going
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‘End of the Peace’: Site C documentary opens Toronto film festival
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Captain Kirk overwhelmed after oldly going where no one has gone before
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Creating Queens: Kelowna’s Indigenous drag queens use their platforms to inspire
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‘It makes me feel angry, disappointed, and sad,’ B.C. polio survivor says of vaccine refusal
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Capt. Kirk’s William Shatner on cusp of blasting into space
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Grandma and Grandpa are out of office — it’s our turn for a vacation!
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Celebrating inclusive hiring in Langley and Ridge Meadows
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Langley Memorial pediatric team provides close-to-home care for babies to teens
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