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Al Wright calls for second look into son’s fatal shooting

Al Wright calls for second look into son’s fatal shooting

Victim’s father wants Langley RCMP officer who pulled the trigger to be tried in criminal court
Big dreams for Fort Langley

Big dreams for Fort Langley

Real estate investor Eric Woodward hopes to make Fort Langley one of the premier pedestrian destination spots in the Lower Mainland.
Where is your Green Can today?

Where is your Green Can today?

Red sad face stickers will be placed on garbage cans still being used for food scraps, to remind residents of the Green Can program.

Countdown to Langley Relay for Life

Still time to register for fundraising event at McLeod Athletic Park
Home, Sweet Home at Last

Home, Sweet Home at Last

Teresa Sperger and son Kyle were overtaken by emotion as their newly renovated Aldergrove home was unveiled by AOK Extreme Home Repair
Blue+2 recyclers’ efforts applauded

Blue+2 recyclers’ efforts applauded

City’s foam and plastic recycling pilot deemed a success

Research into non-profits to be presented

A meeting Tuesday will discuss the impact of non-profit organizations in Langley.
Pay freeze, land sell-off to help keep TransLink afloat

Pay freeze, land sell-off to help keep TransLink afloat

Metro Vancouver mayors fear deeper cuts to suburban bus runs through service optimization
Train traffic in Langley may be reduced

Train traffic in Langley may be reduced

Canadian Pacific Railway may be shut down by a strike of its operating employees. That would mean fewer trains in Langley.

Township considers wildlife roadkill issues

Councillor Kim Richter pointed out, as development occurs, wildlife is being displaced “and they are not making it to wildlife corridors.”