The public should weigh in on the future of our commercial cores.
Spree killers may have different motives, but they are all cruel, small people.
As a society, we must confront this social evil and condemnation must be comprehensive, universal.
The letter writer was clearly upset. Why, he wondered, would the Times…
In this week’s editorial, we push the need for acceptance and love over anger, fear, and hate.
There’s much to praise, but a few worries with the NDP’s budget update.
The turnover in top politicians means fresh ideas.
For Langley commuters, it seems almost too good to be true that,…
The NDP has $2.7 billion to play with, but a lot of work to do.
Today’s edition of the Langley Times includes not one, but two stories…
Making the lyrics more inclusive does not reject tradition, but respects it
Making the lyrics more inclusive does not reject tradition, but respects it
The provincial government can get mayors and cities working together on the problem.
As much as we’re accused (often correctly) of spreading doom and gloom…
Langley plays a big role in B.C. history, but there is more than the fur trade.
As the BC Liberals move into the unfamiliar confines of opposition, they’ll have to choose who best will lead them
B.C.’s public insurer’s crisis is one of the new government’s first major challenges.
It’s sink or swim for the new NDP government, with no margin for error.
Is it time to bring in harsher punishments for starting a wildfire…
It’s encouraging to see the province – and nation – come together for the thousands affected
