Two more candidates join Langley Strong's slate, the province stalls on promised long-term care beds, and researchers find over 200 contaminants in Lower Fraser chinook salmon. Plus FIFA cost scrutiny, a key Supreme Court ruling on Indigenous mineral rights, and how to help local causes this week....
For eighteen months, I've run The Langley Union as a personal labour of love. To keep doing the work well, I need help. Today I'm launching three membership tiers and a tip jar to support independent local journalism in the Langleys....
LAPS Pet Food Bank demand surges, the Walk for Reconciliation returns to Fort Langley, a local voice speaks out on Gaza, and Carney's pipeline deal sparks backlash. Plus: Aldergrove rallies for a teen with cancer and a full sports lineup ahead of the Bandits' Langley home opener....
Aldergrove Food Bank serves a growing need from its temporary church home, the Township opens its water park for summer, B.C. and Ottawa advance LNG Canada Phase 2, researchers call for more forensic nurses, plus Vancouver Rise FC and Vancouver FC return to action this weekend....
Iran's closure of the Strait of Hormuz is pushing global food prices toward another major shock. The last time inflation hit Canadians hard, grocery giants used the chaos to widen their margins. Joining a local CSA now is a way to lock in food prices and keep your money in the community....
Township council fast-tracks bike lanes and speed humps on Walnut Grove Drive, Langley City asks residents to pick the first Resilient Neighbourhood Networks pilot site, the farmers' market expands to Douglas Park, and NDP leader Avi Lewis calls for a halt on BC's new AI data centres....
