Hayden Lykkemark, 19, of Langley was one of four soldiers killed in the CFB Wainwright fire. His foster mother, friends and Langley Secondary rugby coach remember a quiet, fearless young man who dreamed of policing and always looked out for others....
“Common sense” has become a popular phrase in recent elections. From Poilievre’s slogans to B.C.’s carbon tax cut, here’s why the phrase so often hides costly trade-offs, and the questions worth asking before the Oct. 17 and Oct. 24 elections....
The eight-hour day, the weekend, paid maternity leave, the right to refuse unsafe work. None of it was given to Canadian workers. All of it was won, usually by people who broke the law first and changed it after. A Labour Day reminder of what the barbecue is actually for....
For almost 140 years, the Little Red House stood alone in a Glen Valley field. On August 27 it burned down. This is the story of the people who built it, lived in it, and slowed down to look at it, from Murdoch McIver's 1876 homestead to the last photograph....
Seven years after Trinity Western University lost its Supreme Court fight over the Community Covenant, the campus has fallen quiet. For queer students, that quiet is not progress. The documented record and anonymous testimony point in one direction: things have gotten worse....
Canada Day 2026 events across Langley City and Township: McLeod Athletic Park's fireworks return, Douglas Park's Wednesday market and concert, Fort Langley's Farm Museum activities, and self-directed options in Aldergrove and Murrayville....
