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A young Langley equestrian showed her stuff over the summer at a major competition in Europe.
Coleman stays to contest election
Rich Coleman may have seen several colleagues depart recently, but the Fort Langley-Aldergrove MLA has announced he is definitely running for re-election next spring.
Classrooms could be crowded
On day 19 of his 22-day marathon to protest Bill 22's impact on public education, North Vancouver teacher Ian Cunliffe came through Langley.
Two contest NDP nomination in Fort
There will be two people vying to represent the NDP in Fort LangleyAldergrove in the next provincial election.
Union head turning politician
She's looking to run for the NDP and secure the seat currently occupied by Liberal MLA Rich Coleman.
Impasse broken in teachers contract talks
Local teachers won't be jumping up and down over a proposed contract settlement but the Langley Teachers' Association (LTA) is recommending they vote in favour of the deal.
Teachers asked to resume volunteering
The B.C. Public School Employers' Association (BCPSEA) has asked the Labour Relations Board (LRB) to make teachers resume extracurricular activities.
Teachers walk off the job
Langley teachers will be on the "sticket" lines during the three day walkout March 5-7.
Teachers could strike next week
The head of the Langley Teachers' Association (LTA) won't rule out an illegal walkout, after the province moved to ban teachers from striking.
Board called to fight homophobia
A committee of community members including the local teachers' union has asked the Langley School District to do more about homophobia in schools.
LTA has wishes for funding
The Langley Teachers' Association is hoping some ghosts visit the Ministry of Education this Christmas.
New position despite debt
I have an advertisement from School District No. 35 for a new administration position. Now, more dollars for a new administrative position that never existed before! Where are these funds coming from in a district swimming in debt?
LTA bristles over outage
The Langley Teachers' Association president said she's appalled that students were kept in dark schools without heat during Tuesday's power outages.
Two new schools, both headed for Willoughby
The provincial government's announcement Monday of cash for new schools around B.C. included money to build two in Langley.
Vote unique
The Nov. 19 municipal elections will see a school board elected at a time when its largest employee group, teachers, are in job action.
