Mastodon

City

9 Articles in this Category
9
Explore

City contracts LAPS for animal control as War of the Langleys continues

By Rainer Fehrenbacher

Langley City strikes deal with LAPS for animal control but uses commercial kennels instead of Patti Dale shelter. Township Mayor Woodward criticizes the move despite his municipality creating the situation by terminating LAPS's contract and restricting shelter access....

Bus Rapid Transit Is Coming to Langley. Here's What You Need to Know.

By Rainer Fehrenbacher

TransLink is moving forward with Bus Rapid Transit on 200th Street, connecting Langley Township to Maple Ridge. The project promises 40% faster travel times in dedicated bus lanes. Public feedback sessions are happening now through January 31....

BC Assessment Values Drop Across Langley This Year

By Rainer Fehrenbacher

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....

Langley and Beyond: Seven Trends to Watch in 2026

By Rainer Fehrenbacher

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....

Langley City's Smart Bet on Public Consensus for Major Infrastructure

By Rainer Fehrenbacher

Langley City Council is making a calculated move with Invest Langley City. By putting aquatic centre and performing arts centre decisions directly to residents through ballot questions, they're turning potential political liabilities into democratic legitimacy and community-backed infrastructure....

Challenge Issued: Mayors Must Post Transit Selfies!

By Rainer Fehrenbacher

We're challenging Langley Township Mayor Eric Woodward and City of Langley Mayor Nathan Pachal to post transit selfies before Go By Transit Week ends Sunday, October 5. Tag @movementyvr and use #GoByTransitWeekYVR to show our leaders champion the transit system Langley residents depend on....