A major truckers' union has filed a defamation lawsuit against Langley-Abbotsford Conservative MLA Harman Bhangu after he accused the organization of corruption and nepotism in social media posts. The Teamsters Local 213 filed legal action seeking damages and an injunction....
Eligibility to Hold Public Office Act forces Misty Van Popta to quit Langley council Thursday, ending her double-dipping practice. Van Popta collected $189K in dual salaries while missing meetings. Korky Neufeld faces similar situation in Abbotsford. Contract With Langley loses council majority....
A political controversy ignites after all three Langley-area Conservative MLAs attended a reception hosted by ARPA, a notorious group criticized for anti-LGBTQ stances. Public backlash and internal party divisions raise urgent questions about political alignment and community representation in B.C....
As polls close across Canada tonight, follow the federal election with coverage that centers working people's concerns. CBC offers comprehensive tools, The Breach provides progressive analysis, and The Tyee delivers BC-focused reporting on what results mean for Langley communities....
After a health scare and political pivot, John Aldag returns with renewed purpose. In an exclusive interview, the former MP opens up about recovery, resilience, and his vision for Langley Township-Fraser Heights as he launches a new federal campaign....
Conservative candidate Sukhman Singh Gill’s absence from all-candidates events in Abbotsford-South Langley raises concerns, while independent Mike de Jong shakes up the race. Will voter dynamics shift in this Conservative stronghold?...
