Five of the six councillors elected to Langley City council paid for all or most of their campaigns.
The dollar has fallen and crude oil prices have risen slightly. That's no excuse for a 20 per cent increase in gas prices in the past month.
Three-way races for mayor in both Langley Township and Langley City were costly for most candidates
TransLink has a multitude of problems. The provincial government, not a secretive, unelected board, needs to begin repairing it.
Two trials a grim reminder that there are, among us, people who want to destroy and kill — because they hate our way of life.
When confronted with details about a horrific assault, Times readers put heat on local government and police agencies.
Bridge tolls are a strong incentive to look for alternatives — including moving.
Bill Tieleman of the "Yes" campaign debated Jordan Bateman of the "No" forces, over 0.5 per cent congestion improvement tax.
There seems to be a little more willingness to bend on certain issues at Langley Township council.
Mohamed Chelali prevented a neo-Nazi from opening fire on French president Jacques Chirac during the 2002 Bastille Day parade.
At a time when eyes of the world are on France and Muslims, a 2003 Times story is worth reading again.
It only lasted four hours, but getting soaked by driving rain and wet snow made me think of what it's like to experience that daily.
Willoughby high school, TransLink referendum and federal election all issues to grapple with.
He and his brother Del operated well-known Langley City service station for 40 years.
Age does not stop the Merry Musicians from playing weekly at St. Joe's Soup Kitchen.
Province has made it clear that Metro residents buying cars and other big ticket items outside Metro Vancouver will still pay the tax
Plan is the fairest way to raise some additional revenue, but it faces some stiff obstacles. One of the biggest is TransLink's reputation.
Move won't take place until there are plans to develop adjacent property on 203 Street.
Former Township councillor receives award at Greater Langley Chamber of Commerce meeting
Police presence a ‘huge’ deterrent says new OIC of Langley detachment
