When you shop at Langley businesses, money circulates through our community, creating jobs for neighbors. At Amazon, it flows to Seattle shareholders. This holiday guide features local bookstores, toy shops, gift stores, bakeries, cafes, and bike shops keeping Langley thriving....
The City of Abbotsford has declared a State of Local Emergency and ordered 371 properties in Sumas Prairie West to evacuate immediately as Nooksack River flooding threatens the area. If you know anyone in Sumas Prairie, check in with them now and offer support....
Canada imports over 80% of its plasma from paid U.S. donors, costing nearly $1 billion annually. Plasma proteins can't be made in labs - they must come from human donors to treat immune disorders, hemophilia, and autoimmune diseases. Abbotsford's new centre needs volunteers....
Today marks Transgender Day of Remembrance, honoring lives lost to anti-trans violence. As Alberta attacks transgender rights, Langley responds with solidarity. Multiple community events offer spaces to remember, reflect, and support local trans residents. Healthcare is suicide prevention....
Halloween night is here, and the rain won't stop the fun. Whether you're trick-or-treating with family, heading to a party, or running errands, wet weather brings extra safety concerns. Here's your guide to staying visible, dry, and safe while enjoying all the spooky festivities tonight....
Today marks National Truth and Reconciliation Day in Canada. Fraser Valley journalist Tyler Olsen has written an essential piece for The Tyee revisiting the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's landmark report from ten years ago, examining why everyone should read this definitive history....
