Langley's daily roundup covers Langley City's 2026 budget with police costs driving tax hikes, a second shooting at a Surrey restaurant chain, public service workers rallying at the legislature, and Alberta's pipeline scheme that masks separatist ambitions while bilking taxpayers....
BC Hydro digs up Langley streets for major power upgrades. Canada Post strike continues into week two. Music teacher pleads guilty to harassing teens. Plus: Halloween display map, ICBC safety funding, and pool drainage guidelines for responsible seasonal maintenance....
Housing construction begins on 250 rental homes at two Township sites. 40 Avenue repairs near completion after year-long storm damage closure. Community gathers for Truth and Reconciliation walk. Public service strike continues as unions reject wage offer. KPU Surrey builds first student residence....
Langley mayors challenged to post transit selfies before Sunday's deadline, Vancouver FC faces Whitecaps in historic final tonight, BC Conservative staffer condemned for residential school denialism, and community rallies around fire victim and local causes....
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....
Langley residents can weigh in on future aquatic facilities, apply for advisory committees, and learn about a byelection candidate focused on disability representation. Plus, Vancouver FC secures another home win while the Giants struggle with special teams discipline....
