The B.C. government should have forseen a reluctance to return to classrooms
At home and hybrid options are needed as well as in person
Illicit parties and rule-breaking gatherings need to be stopped
More people means more chances that fires will be sparked across the community
The cost of acting now is cheaper than the cost of cleaning up the climate change mess later
It’s July 1, and as Canadians we have so much to celebrate
It’s going to be a home-based celebration for most of us
Existing libraries could use some growth, too
It’s not been an ideal graduation, but better things lie ahead
Until both the U.S. and Canada have the pandemic under control, travel is unwise
Courts could be made more efficient with technology
Even those who signed up to save lives and risk their own weren’t expecting this
We’re asking Langley to show us it’s hopes for a brighter future
From nurses and doctors to delivery drivers and grocery clerks, we have some new heroes
Fraser Health and other authorities are not helping by being vague in recent communications
More cops, more lights, and heading off danger before it starts
Development isn’t paying for itself, and we’re developing fast
The most vulnerable users of transit and taxis are caught in a conflict they had nothing to do with
Uber and Lyft will not fill every transport niche in Langley
