Today's roundup covers BC's poverty ministry crisis with hour-long wait times, the sudden Toys R Us closure over unpaid rent, Williams Park's holiday success, a dramatic flood rescue in Maple Ridge, and Carney's Beijing visit to navigate tariff tensions with China....
Langley homeowners are receiving 2026 property assessment notices showing declining values. Single-family homes in the Township dropped 3% to $1,406,000, while City homes fell 8% to $1,207,000. New homeowners need to understand what assessments mean and the February 2 appeal deadline....
Township grants are available until Feb 28 for nonprofits. Housing approvals remained strong in 2025 despite construction slowdown. Thunderbird Show Park announces spring competition dates. Local dog helps rescue injured hawk....
Langley City works to make grants more accessible for newcomer groups, while the atmospheric river keeps dumping rain across the region. Plus: pool maintenance ahead, evacuation alerts issued, Langley Eats Local launches pantry challenge, and weekend sports roundup for Rivermen and Giants....
Fatal train collision in North Langley, TransLink's BRT plans threatened by federal funding cuts, Vancouver Giants add top NHL prospects, Campbell Valley boardwalk upgrades underway, charity hockey benefits BC Children's Hospital, and Langley MLA joins BC-Washington legislative forum....
As we enter 2026, working families across Langley face a shifted political landscape. From federal sovereignty battles to local debt crises, from attacks on Indigenous rights to energy policy contradictions, 2025 revealed fault lines that will define the year ahead. Here are seven trends to watch....
