Your Langley Roundup for June 2: a Douglas Park memorial marks five years since the Kamloops 215 announcement, the Township recognizes Pride Month, Langley City eyes a transit-linked Glover innovation district, B.C.'s gender pay gap holds at 85 cents, and the Canucks name Manny Malhotra head coach....
Happy Pride, Langley! June arrives mild and cloudy, but new BC Conservative leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay has built her brand on dismantling SOGI and stoking anti-trans fear. Plus: a 211-unit seniors build for Willoughby, Stage 3 water restrictions, EI reform, and a Bandits win....
Langley City makes dog poo bins permanent and ditches ad-covered garbage cans. Local schools roll out AI chatbots as students push back. Charlie Fox joins Langley Strong. Bandits sign Dre Davis, Vancouver FC settles with ex-coach, and David Graff hits Bez Arts Hub tonight....
Bot accounts ahead of the fall election, two councillors drop out of Mayor Woodward's libel suit, Langley City's code of conduct fight hits $328K with a public input session coming June 15, a new Red Cross emergency partnership, and a summer bus to Campbell Valley Park....
Township council passed its first tenant bylaws despite Leith White flagging major gaps. Langley Strong added candidates and is allegedly behind a domain redirect, Senior Resources expands to Fort Langley, Langley City weighs parking and BRT, and the Giants land a top 2026 draft pick....
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....
