Economic recovery a chance to make workplaces safer and more just, council says
Principal of a Willoughby elementary offered a tour to show some of the changes made
The Township and City received a total of $681,083 in federal funds from gas taxes
Overtime concerns raised in connection to RCMP attendance at Langely City mayor’s gala
Aug. 31 is International Overdose Awareness Day and kick off Friday evening
The BC Centre for Disease Control has released a map that shows numbers of cases per community
Two winners announced in the Langley Memorial Hospital Foundation face mask design contest
Flagging hasn’t been sufficient to reduce hate, racism and threats online
Keely Knight dancing for people parading through the fair in their cars
Despite COVID-19, budget consultations saw highest public participation rate in a decade
Douglas Park Community School takes part in Salvation Army’s annual school supply drive
The police would like to hear from anyone who can help solve these local crimes
Pandemic proves libraries are about so much more than books
Riders will go from Langley, north along the Fraser River to Abbotsford and back through Aldergrove.
New web portal launches for Langley and Abbotsford but watch for it to expand in the coming months
Thursday’s tournament will help pay for a virus-fighting robot to help with hospital cleaning
Letter writer says it’s only a matter of time before something really bad happens if change isn’t made
The video will be shown at the Fort Langley ‘Virtual’ Jazz and Arts Festival in early September
Discount store is opening in the former Army and Navy location. Aug. 31 opening delayed by paperwork
Local people take part in Bells for Peace, an international event on bombings’ 75th anniversary
