Frank Bucholtz

Soaring housing prices finally get some attention

Issue impacts everyone who is wanting to get into the housing market in the Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley.

Quick response to huge fire on Sunday

Police and fire departments played a big role in alerting people and dealing with a massive fire that threatened an adjacent building.

Tragic Aldergrove murder shakes the community

This murder hits home, as Shelly Janzen was one of our carriers. She was reliable and trustworthy.

Catchment conundrum

Families moving to rapidly-expanding Willoughby area, cannot be sure their children will attend school in the neighbourhood

Lengthy delay in trial a hardship on Redford family

Almost nine years after Margaret Redford's death, a trial date has yet to be set for the man accused of killing the Aldergrove woman.

Fee boost at transfer stations may boost illegal dumping

Added cost of disposing of material at transfer stations, and myriad rules and regulations governing disposal, may fuel illegal dumping.

Pipeline concerns gain additional traction

Well-attended rally coincides with oil spill in English Bay which has been widely-criticized.

Dan Lambert shows the medal he received from the French government, as he was named a chevalier of the French Legion of Honour for serving in France in 1944. A map showing his division’s movements in Europe in 1944 and 1945 is in front of him.

Walnut Grove resident Dan Lambert named chevalier of French Legion of Honour

He was honoured for his service to France as part of the Canadian Army, during its liberation in 1944.

Dan Lambert shows the medal he received from the French government, as he was named a chevalier of the French Legion of Honour for serving in France in 1944. A map showing his division’s movements in Europe in 1944 and 1945 is in front of him.
Proposed new provincial riding boundaries would split Langley in half, and create two new ridings that include large portions of Abbotsford.

Electoral Boundaries Commission will be in Langley Wednesday

Public will be able to comment on proposed provincial boundary shifts, which put Langley and Abbotsford together in two ridings.

Proposed new provincial riding boundaries would split Langley in half, and create two new ridings that include large portions of Abbotsford.

Citizenship involves taking on responsibility

The Citizenship Court judge told new Canadians that as citizens, they have both rights and responsibilities.

Proposed new provincial riding boundaries would split Langley in half, and create two new ridings that include large portions of Abbotsford.

Proposed provincial ridings would be half Langley, half-Abbotsford

Langley would have three MLAs, but two of them would represent significant portions of Abbotsford

Proposed new provincial riding boundaries would split Langley in half, and create two new ridings that include large portions of Abbotsford.

Many changes are now underway at the Times

The Times is now going to Wednesday and Friday publication, beginning next week.

Scott Anderson is running for the Green Party in the new Cloverdale-Langley City federal riding.

Scott Anderson named Green candidate in Cloverdale-Langley City

The latest candidate in the new riding is Scott Anderson, a 44-year-old businessman with feet in both the Surrey and Langley.

Scott Anderson is running for the Green Party in the new Cloverdale-Langley City federal riding.

Fiscal hawkishness is prevailing philosophy of provincial government

Coleman made a statement that succinctly summarizes the philosophy of the provincial government — "Christy Clark is a fiscal hawk."

Overwaitea is truly a Langley success story

B.C.-owned and operated company with a major presence here is marking its 100th birthday.

Langley Township Mayor Jack Froese (right) took part in a telephone town hall on the transportation tax referendum on Monday night. Also speaking on behalf of the 'yes' campaign was Elizabeth Model, CEO of the Downtown Surrey Business Improvement Association. Bill Good (left) was moderator.

State of transit service in Langley focus of town hall

Langley Township Mayor Jack Froese asked about improvements to bus service in Monday night telephone town hall.

Langley Township Mayor Jack Froese (right) took part in a telephone town hall on the transportation tax referendum on Monday night. Also speaking on behalf of the 'yes' campaign was Elizabeth Model, CEO of the Downtown Surrey Business Improvement Association. Bill Good (left) was moderator.
Mike Buda, executive director of the Mayors Council on Transportation, gave reasons to vote 'yes' in the transportation referendum. He spoke at a forum in Langley Wednesday night.

Reasons to vote ‘yes’ outlined in Langley

A forum Wednesday night featured speakers and information from the 'yes' campaign on the transportation and transit referendum.

Mike Buda, executive director of the Mayors Council on Transportation, gave reasons to vote 'yes' in the transportation referendum. He spoke at a forum in Langley Wednesday night.
Gordon Price may be the best spokesman the 'Yes' campaign in the transportation referendum has put forward thus far.

‘Yes’ campaign may finally be starting to find its feet

Jim Pattison's oversight of tax dollars a shrewd move; video with Gordon Price appeals to the emotions.

Gordon Price may be the best spokesman the 'Yes' campaign in the transportation referendum has put forward thus far.
Harry and Lauretta Ellens of Nakusp checked out the new Ellens Park in Willoughby with Township Mayor Jack Froese and Willoughby historian Alice Johnson. The Ellens family were longtime Willoughby residents.

Ellens Park is a tribute to early Willoughby family

The park is located not far from where family loved for close to 50 years.

Harry and Lauretta Ellens of Nakusp checked out the new Ellens Park in Willoughby with Township Mayor Jack Froese and Willoughby historian Alice Johnson. The Ellens family were longtime Willoughby residents.

Bloggers offer expertise and research on two very hot topics

TransLink and rising gas prices are the top of mind issues for many Lower Mainland residents.

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