Two of Langley's three Conservative MLAs voted to advance a bill repealing the entire BC Human Rights Code. The third was absent without explanation. They call it procedural courtesy, but they blocked other far-right bills before. So why not this one?...
As we enter 2026, working families across Langley face a shifted political landscape. From federal sovereignty battles to local debt crises, from attacks on Indigenous rights to energy policy contradictions, 2025 revealed fault lines that will define the year ahead. Here are seven trends to watch....
As BC Day sparks renewed debate over the province's colonial name, advocates push for change while polls show resistance. With Fort Langley as BC's birthplace, the conversation holds special meaning for our community sitting on Kwantlen territory....
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....
Bill M202, requiring MLAs to resign from other elected positions, has passed second reading. Langley-Walnut Grove MLA Misty vanPopta, who earns $70,321 as Township councillor plus $119,532.72 as MLA, may soon face a choice between roles if the bill becomes law....
