Langley's Overdose Awareness Day vigil, a new Alberta pipeline proposal through the Fraser Valley, wildfire housing failures for First Nations, plus local sports wins from Rise FC, the Lions, and the Bandits, in this week's Langley Union roundup....
Langley Strong takes Progress For Langley to the chief election officer, Pride Day fills Creekside on Saturday, the Bandits host Winnipeg for a CEBL final berth, arts groups share regional grants, and Ottawa eyes dairy concessions before Aug. 19....
Condo sales in Langley fell 22 per cent in July, wildfire smoke has settled over the region, and Metro Vancouver directors are moving to pool sewer costs. Plus fall rec registration opens Friday and land defenders are back on Vancouver Island logging roads....
Wildfire smoke and 22 new lightning-caused fires, an Okanagan arena turned shelter, Metro Vancouver workers back on job action, a tentative WestJet deal, endangered frogs in Fraser Valley wetlands, and the Bandits open the CEBL playoffs Thursday in Langley....
Langley City repairs its fire hall under budget, the Township approves Brookswood fourplexes and a new AI policy, the Surrey-Langley SkyTrain guideway hits the halfway mark, and Aldergrove families cool off at a summer water fight....
Langley City is spending $1.25 million to fix a fire hall that has been leaking for two decades. Plus KPU Cloverdale lands 462 new trades seats, a cemetery pitches truck parking, and UBC confirms clear-cut logging worsens downstream floods....
Councillor Paul Albrecht apologizes after a caught-on-mic F-bomb aimed at Delaney Mack. Township council studies goats and sheep for wildfire risk. Langley Pride Day returns Aug. 8. Premier Eby co-writes a minister's rebuke of Tilbury LNG. Plus Giants moves and the West Coast pipeline math....
A BC Supreme Court petition seeks to bar Township Mayor Woodward and two councillors from office. Langley City raises the Pride flag with stories from queer elders and youth. Metro Vancouver shrinks its board. Plus: Alberta's two-tier care warning and a lacrosse season ends....
Mike Parker sounds alarm on Township amenity debt, Coun. Rob Rindt sues Otter Co-op, a WSJ investigation confirms the Langley Black Hawk photo op was Trump-bait, and B.C. rides out record heat....
Sunny skies and near 28 C in Langley today. Council backs a regional call for Fraser flood protection funding, Metro Vancouver workers head toward a full strike, BC nurses pause picketing for mediation, and Carney taps a former Shell executive as consul general in New York....
The Arenas at LEC file for a liquor licence ahead of a September opening, a Fort-to-Fort Trail closure begins next week, Globe Fest hits record turnout, Jami Watson launches a second council run, and the Bandits, Rise FC, and Vancouver FC all wrap busy weekends on the road....
More Langley roads closed by SkyTrain construction, Langley Global Fest is among many City events on the calendar, striking BC Nurses negotiations take a turn for the worse, and local volleyball player Brie Fransen powers Canada to a dominant victory over Belgium....
Mostly cloudy skies over Langley today. Council moves ahead on a Linwood Park storm sewer upgrade, Global Fest returns to Douglas Park Saturday, BC nurses report widespread employer intimidation during job action, and the province unveils three new Indigenous-led conservation areas....
Langley City picks Nicomekl and Douglas for its neighbourhood networks pilot, a former Langley Mountie faces sentencing for assault in RCMP cells, and Vancouver FC dismantles Toronto at Willoughby behind an Amissi hat trick. Plus Poilievre's latest Hegseth impression, and Bandits coach Julius exits....
Today's Langley Roundup: rainy skies, new modular classrooms for two Langley schools, a push to expand low-income transit passes, a court win for Cowichan title rights, warming rivers threaten young salmon, and the Vancouver Giants' move to Surrey by 2030....
