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Salon day pampers AOK mom
"I have been thoroughly pampered today," said Cathy Dunn, the recipient of this year's AOK Extreme Home Repair project.
Community came together
The businesses that helped out after a fire at the Elm building got a thank you from Langley City Mayor Peter Fassbender Tuesday.
Byelection looms if mayor moves to Surrey MLA role
After the Liberals unexpected victory at the polls last week, City Mayor Peter Fassbender found himself elected as MLA in Surrey-Fleetwood.
Anti-pedophile motion moves forward
Langley's Conservative MP Mark Warawa has been given government support for his latest private members bill.
English can change accidentally
Given the number of real injustices and outrages in the world, it's probably wrong of me to flip out about grammar and word usage.
Man stuck in own door
A young Surrey man needed help from Langley RCMP and City firefighters Monday night after he got stuck in the door of his own truck.
Gems found after tip leads RCMP to suspect
A sizeable cache of stolen jewelry was found when Langley RCMP searched a suspicious car.
Farm field transforming into park
One of Langley's newest parks is to bear the name of one of its oldest roads.
Traffic light nixed on Mavis Ave. An argument over a traffic light consumed council during talk of a Fort development
Langley Township council reversed course May 13 on asking a developer to pay for a new traffic signal in downtown Fort Langley.
Visit to park planned before Speedway decision
Metro Vancouver's Environment and Parks Committee gave a big "maybe" to the idea of auto racing in Langley's Campbell Valley Regional Park on Thursday.
Why it's good that polls failed
The poll that came closest to calling the result right in last Tuesday's provincial election was still wildly wrong. A Forum Research poll done six days before the vote showed a mere two-point gap between the Liberals and the NDP. Of course, it still had the NDP out in front, not losing by almost five per cent in the popular vote and 17 seats in the Legislature.
Why it's good that polls have failed
The poll that came closest to calling the result right in Tuesday's provincial election was still wildly wrong.
Why it's good that polls failed
The poll that came closest to calling the result right in Tuesday's provincial election was still wildly wrong. A Forum Research poll done six days before the vote showed a mere two-point gap between the Liberals and the NDP. Of course, it still had the NDP out in front, not losing by almost five per cent in the popular vote and 17 seats in the Legislature.
Steep road raises traffic safety concern
Dump trucks and a cracking road are irking residents of one North Langley neighbourhood.
Green heartened by vote increase
Wally Martin may not have won a seat on Tuesday, but the Green Party candidate for Langley was not singing the blues.
Robocalls banned for Conservative campaign
The BC Conservatives were told to halt robocalls in violation of election advertising rules, after Langley residents complained.
Flooding not likely in Langley
While flooding is not expected to impact Langley, river forecasters and emergency planners are keeping an eye on the Fraser River.
Miss BC hopeful aids others
An Aldergrove teen hoping to become the next Miss B.C. spent the first full week of May hammering away on a construction crew.
Dyson, Mercier make do with second place
The mood at the headquarters' of the Langley and Fort Langley-Aldergrove campaigns was somber as results came in showing an unexpected win for the Liberals across the province.
