Langley City sets aside $500K for legal fees tied to Councillor Mack's court petition. Langley Tomorrow rolls out a calculator showing each property's share of the Township's estimated $861M debt. And Councillor Leith White announces he's quitting City Hall to run for Township council....

Township tenants have hours to push back on a Tenant Protection Bylaw that exempts the municipality from its own rules. Plus: MP Tamara Jansen names a grandchild for Charlie Kirk, western premiers meet as Alberta eyes separation, and Rise FC, Vancouver FC, and the Bandits all in action....

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....

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....

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....

BC Nurses authorize strike action with a 98 per cent vote, SkyTrain pile driving starts on Industrial Avenue Thursday, Langley City First adds three candidates to its slate, and Council renames the Crime Prevention Committee on Citizens' Assembly advice. Plus community events for dads and youth....

BC Hydro expands its Mount Lehman substation to serve Aldergrove and Gloucester as Fraser Valley growth outpaces infrastructure. Metro Vancouver braces for Stage 3 water restrictions, the Vancouver Bandits add an NBA G League All-Star, and a Ukrainian dinner fundraiser fuels PTSD support....

An MMIWG memorial march in Downtown Langley City, both Langley SkyTrain stations under construction, new Township multiplex design guidelines, the Outdoor Experience opens May 15, plus a feature on the network behind residential school denialism....

Mike Parker's audit tool tests Township debt math as the 2026 election heats up. Plus: Langley City's pool/community centre survey closes tomorrow, drone spraying stalls in Fort Langley, neighbourhood safety vote opens, new fire truck in service, and Giants land two first-rounders....

Langley Strong launches its slate to challenge Mayor Eric Woodward this October, BC smashes 19 daily heat records as electricity demand spikes, the Aldergrove waterpark gears up to reopen with Dive-In Movies, and the Vancouver Giants prepare for today's WHL Prospects Draft....

On Red Dress Day, we honour Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit people and confront an ongoing genocide. Plus: a 37-townhouse rezoning, Yorkson Park's north campus opening, the Township-wide Garage Sale, Critter Care's raffle, and tonight's NHL Draft Lottery....

Stage 2 water restrictions hit Langley, road work snarls Township routes, and the Fort Langley Jazz Fest unveils its free July lineup. Plus: the Langley Walk doubles its turnout, HUB Cycling tests City bike routes, Carney rallies Europe, and the Whitecaps eye a Las Vegas payday....

An Aldergrove comedy night fundraiser, Langley City Council at the LMLGA conference, the return of the free Air Fair at YNJ, a failed Nazi rhetoric censure at the B.C. Legislature, paused care home builds, mandatory municipal codes of conduct, and Vancouver Giants prospects ahead of the WHL Draft....