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Matthew Claxton

Matthew Claxton

I am a CCNA- and BCYCNA-award winning reporter. Raised in Langley, I have covered the news here for most of my 20-year career, with a focus on local politics, crime and homelessness.

Phone
604-994-1054
Email
matthew.claxton@langleyadvancetimes.com

Recent Work by Matthew

Work Zone Safety campaign focuses on drivers paying attention

Work Zone Safety campaign focuses on drivers paying attention

Increasing phone by drivers is a concern for workers in construction zones
Second car crashes into Langley building in two days

Second car crashes into Langley building in two days

Residents said the driver appeared to be shaken but not seriously hurt after the crash
New Fort Langley business aims to help lab scientists

New Fort Langley business aims to help lab scientists

Startup founder is a microbiome researcher from UBC Okanagan
No quick decision in landmark court case against Langley Township

No quick decision in landmark court case against Langley Township

If successful, the court petition could upend revenue collection by many B.C. cities
Fort Langley community groups find strength in numbers

Fort Langley community groups find strength in numbers

The village's many local groups banded together for an info bonanza
Horse manure on streets A-OK, Langley Township council decides

Horse manure on streets A-OK, Langley Township council decides

Horse riders won't be forced to pick up manure on public roads
PAINFUL TRUTH: PPC's downfall contributed to Tory rise

PAINFUL TRUTH: PPC's downfall contributed to Tory rise

The PPC collapse is as noteworthy as the crash of the NDP or Greens
Locals help out with McHappy Day in Langley

Locals help out with McHappy Day in Langley

Helpers take part in McHappy Day at Langley restaurants
Langley Township takes OCP updates out to the community

Langley Township takes OCP updates out to the community

Open houses focus on provincial housing rules and upcoming plans for Willoughby
Langley strata asks Township to take over care of 114-year-old trees

Langley strata asks Township to take over care of 114-year-old trees

A row of red oaks was planted to mark the founding of a school around 1911
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