Langley land owned by man dead since 1922 needed for pipeline
Trans Mountain is looking for heirs so it can gain access to 500 square feet of land
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VIDEO: Liberals make child care pledge, Greens unveil platform on Day 6 of campaign
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Crash sends one to hospital in Langley
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Bez Arts Hub announces comedy, Songstage nights, and the Marcus Mosely Ensemble
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UPDATED: Police looking at other collisions linked to impaired driver who allegedly struck Langley 12-year-old
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VIDEO: Dinos fall to TWU Spartans
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Beljam's Waffles serve up breakfast before the bell
Scheer talks tax cuts, Singh talks Quebec, Trudeau talks tennis
Singh name-checks Trump, Scheer on defensive on Day 4 of campaign
Mounties charge one of their own under national secrets law
News
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Gruesome details of Kelowna mother and daughters’ murder heard in court
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BC Greens’ leader Andrew Weaver thins workload after illness, full recovery expected
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B.C. ends ‘birth alerts’ in child welfare cases
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U.S. student, killed in Bamfield bus crash, remembered as ‘kind, intelligent, talented’
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New way to report possible fishing violations to DFO
Federal Election
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Conservatives promise tax cut that they say will address Liberal increases
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Absent Trudeau is main target in leaders’ first election debate
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Federal leaders back with political families for Day 3 of campaign
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Spotlight on B.C.: How will the province affect the federal election?
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As three leaders prepare to debate, Trudeau accused of ducking record
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B.C. VIEWS: Cutting wood waste produces some bleeding
Value-added industry slowly grows as big sawmills close
Reader Poll
The Langley Good Times Cruise-In had its most successful year yet in Aldergrove. Organizers are happy with the new location, and this year it had one of its biggest years ever. While it has attracted new and old fans to its location in the Township, some people always suggest that it should be moved back to the City. How do you feel about it being in Aldergrove?
Business
B.C. communities urged to improve access for disabled people
One in four B.C. residents has disability, most want to work
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Canadian Real Estate Association raises 2019 forecast as August home sales up
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Energy prices spike after Saudi oil attack as U.S. blames Iran
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B.C. company gets licence to test psychedelic drugs for therapy treatment
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Canada Post has unfair advantage in distributing flyers: news group
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Dollars and scents: Langley dog business owner offers sniffing classes
