News
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US scientists will set 1,000 traps for murder hornets this year
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17-year-old Chilliwack boy killed in single-vehicle crash late Sunday night
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Creator of popular kids’ YouTube channel slams federal online-streaming bill
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Trudeau says CBSA will decide whether Iran soccer team can enter Canada
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Firefighters rescue ‘disoriented’ person from home following early-morning fire in Chilliwack
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VIDEO: May Day in Fort Langley an ‘incredible’ success
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Country-music superstar Reba pops into White Rock restaurant while filming in B.C.
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Five Langley music groups share chunk of provincial funding
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SHARE: Bird lover shares photo of unexpected visitor
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UPDATED: Former CFL wide receiver’s sentencing rescheduled in B.C. for 2009 murder
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With a 45-storey residential tower proposed for a site in Latimer Heights on 200th Street, discussion is brewing on how tall buildings in Langley should be.
Until recently, there were very few buildings over five or six storeys in Langley, but the Township is now allowing taller buildings on parts of 200th Street, and even in downtown Aldergrove.
How high should Langley go?
Should there be a maximum height for buildings, and if so, where should that cap be placed?
Community
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PHOTOS: Brookswood smart house part of Hometown Heroes Lottery
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Langley’s one-stop home renovation show returns May 27-29
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BC Tech Leaders Raise Funds and Awareness for STEM Education
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Indigenous groups across country and from states expected to attend Langley pow wow
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Vintage vehicles from the past century part of Fort Langley parade
Sports
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CFL players report to work after rejecting tentative agreement
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Autopsy: Steelers QB Haskins was drunk when fatally struck
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New book profiles Nelson man behind Canada’s first student-athlete scholarship
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Kane nets hat trick as Oilers thump Flames 4-1 to take 2-1 playoff series lead
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VIDEO: B.C. enforcer wins ‘King of the Rink’ battle
Business
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Canada banning China’s Huawei Technologies, ZTE from 5G telecom networks
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B.C. to phase out oil and gas drilling credits, raise provincial revenue
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Google’s Russian business plans to file for bankruptcy
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De-Arching: McDonald’s to sell Russia business, exit country
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Picnic project earns Langley business organization provincial accolades
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Unofficial holidays: Here’s what people are celebrating for the week of May 22 to 28
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Surrey woman starts bottle drive for son’s doctor’s appointment in Calgary
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562 endangered species considered ‘lost’, researchers trying to find them
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Inflation driving up the cost of Big Macs across the globe
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Black Press Media reporters win big at B.C. and Yukon journalism awards
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When should kids start going to the dentist?
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The best hearing aid? Different features for different needs
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Barbecue season is here – time to learn why this local butcher is a cut above!
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Create a lasting impact in your community: How legacy planning can help
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Neighbours helping neighbours: Otter Co-op gives back to families + the community
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Testogen Review 2022: Safe Testosterone Booster for Men or Scam?
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