Langley Halloween fun
With Halloween falling on a Saturday this year, there was plenty to do around the community.
With Halloween falling on a Saturday this year, there was plenty to do around the community.
Bill C-69 will hurt the local Langley economy, Chamber warns
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church is hosting the annual day on March 1.
A couple rents a house formerly used by a cab firm, and unwelcome visitors knocking.
Police are asking for tips to identify the man responsible.
A record number of people visited the Telephone Museum on Monday to tour the historic exhibits.
Langley’s Team Tardi is 5-2 at the junior curling worlds in Nova Scotia, hoping to defend their title
Roopesh Rajkumar had been hospitalized with what police described as a self-inflicted gunshot wound
Campbell had been hired to review two major hydro projects
The Vancouver Asahi baseball team won various championships across the Pacific Northwest
The officer was interceding in an alleged assault when he and the woman were stabbed
Sharon Gregson with the Coalition of Child Care Advocates of B.C. says NDP on track to deliver promise
Are there really no workers, or are care aide wages too low?
The party’s second government budget focused on plenty of spending, business advocates say
North Shore Rescue resumed its search today after efforts were temporarily halted Tuesday due to snowstorm
