Frank Bucholtz

Column: Receiving a letter was like stepping back in time

The time is right to bring back the lost art of letter writing — even if it's just temporary

Column: Horror is becoming routine

Will last week's mass killing at an Oregon college be the one that forces Americans to demand change? Sadly, not likely.

Column: Trying on a disability

A few hours spent in a wheelchair was eye-opening, arm-challenging experience

Column: A brief visit with B.C.’s grand old dame

Last week I spent a few days poking around one of my…

COLUMN: Worth 1,000 mournful words

The photo of little Alan Kurdi is upsetting as hell but absolutely necessary.

Column: The ideal time for a talk about bullying

The first day of another school year is nearly upon us  —…

Column: A word of warning

We can’t say we haven’t been warnedWhether it’s racing up a winding…

Column: The making of a cultural mosaic

A report out of  Ontario last week that Toronto’s Jewish community is…

Column: Another season of giving

Demand for blood donations climbs during the busy summer months

Langley City librarian Deb Buchner goes through book returns Tuesday. The library is offering amnesty on overdue books on July 25.

City of Langley library to host a book amnesty on July 25

Overdue items from any FVRL location can be returned to the City library at no charge during regular hours

Langley City librarian Deb Buchner goes through book returns Tuesday. The library is offering amnesty on overdue books on July 25.

Column: All anyone can do when they need help is ask for it

“I just need help,” she said, as her eyes filled with tears.Arlene…

A pair of visitors to Brydon Lagoon surveyed the algae bloom on its surface, Wednesday. Langley Field Naturalist Rhys Griffiths says that although steps are being taken to improve conditions in the pond, he is concerned the hot, dry weather could lead to another fish kill. In August, 2014, thousands of fish in the lagoon died during a summer heatwave.

Brydon Lagoon fears resurface as hot weather lingers

Extreme heat, lack of rain could result in another fish kill, Langley environmentalist worries

A pair of visitors to Brydon Lagoon surveyed the algae bloom on its surface, Wednesday. Langley Field Naturalist Rhys Griffiths says that although steps are being taken to improve conditions in the pond, he is concerned the hot, dry weather could lead to another fish kill. In August, 2014, thousands of fish in the lagoon died during a summer heatwave.

Some political memories from recent Langley history

Over 17 years, three Langley Township mayors were deposed by voters — and slates have been firmly rejected.

Kristine Simpson receives a gift from incoming Greater Langley Chamber of Commerce president Scott Johnston at the Chamber's annual general meeting on June 16.

New office, new president among Chamber changes

Scott Johnston takes over as Greater Langley Chamber of Commerce president

Kristine Simpson receives a gift from incoming Greater Langley Chamber of Commerce president Scott Johnston at the Chamber's annual general meeting on June 16.
Ian Anderson, president of Kinder Morgan Canada, spoke to  Greater Langley Chamber of Commerce members on Tuesday night about the proposed twinning of the pipeline between Edmonton and Burnaby.

Kinder Morgan president makes his case for pipeline at Chamber

Ian Anderson told Greater Langley Chamber of Commerce members that oil from Alberta is not getting to market as quickly as it should

Ian Anderson, president of Kinder Morgan Canada, spoke to  Greater Langley Chamber of Commerce members on Tuesday night about the proposed twinning of the pipeline between Edmonton and Burnaby.

Shootings are getting a little too close to home

When shooting and gangland warfare breaks out in Surrey, it often has a spillover effect in Langley.

17 years at The Times have gone by far too quickly

Despite many technological changes, the work we do is very important for our community.

Changes in riding boundaries not necessarily good for Langley

It has been to Langley’s benefit to have two MLAs and one MP speak up for this community. We will be losing that over the next few years.

Fort Langley-Aldergrove MLA Rich Coleman

Coleman speaks against proposed riding boundary changes

The proposed change in Langley provincial electoral boundaries has prompted a response from the Fort Langley-Aldergrove MLA

Fort Langley-Aldergrove MLA Rich Coleman

Memorial service set for Janzen family

Four members of family killed in murder-suicide will be remembered at Bethel Mennonite church on Friday afternoon