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“Come Fly with Me” mural unveiled at Langley Regional Airport

To celebrate Langley’s history of flight, Langley Regional Airport (YNJ)’s new mural features the “Flying Seven” – a group of BC’s first female pilots that all flew out of Langley airport.

“The mural is designed to honour the strong history of flight...

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Traffic Impact: 248 Street and 36 Avenue, June 21 to 26

Telus work at 248 Street and 36 Avenue will result in single lane alternating traffic Monday to Friday from 7:00am to 5:00pm on June 21 to 26. Traffic control personnel will be on site and delays may be experienced.

The work is weather dependent and...

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Traffic Impact: 40 Avenue between 216 Street and 224 Street, June 26 to July 7

FortisBC work on 40 Avenue between 216 Street and 224 Street will result in single lane alternating traffic from 9:00am to 3:00pm on June 26 to July 7. Traffic control personnel will be on site and delays may be experienced.

The work is weather...

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Traffic Impact: 216 Street from 7200 block to 7400 block, June 20

Stormwater maintenance work on 216 Street between the 7200 block and 7400 block will result in single lane alternating traffic on June 20. Traffic control personnel will be on site and delays may be experienced.

The work is weather dependent and may...

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Traffic Impact: 80 Avenue from 200 Street to 204 Street, extended to June 30

FortisBC work on 80 Avenue between 200 Street and 204 Street has been extended through June 30, resulting in single lane alternating traffic Monday to Friday from 9:00am to 2:00pm. Traffic control personnel will be on site and delays may be...

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Temporary Trail closure: East Munday Creek Trail, extended to June 30

Construction work on the East Munday Creek Trail (8900 block of 216 Street to 21500 block of 91 Avenue) has been extended through June 30, resulting in the trail remaining closed. The closure will be in effect 24-hours a day.

The work is weather...

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Traffic Impact: 24200 block of 56 Avenue, June 20 to August 11

Road and slope stabilization work at the 24200 block of 56 Avenue will result in a westbound traffic detour at 248 Street, 24 hours a day from June 20 to August 11. Passenger traffic will be diverted to Robertson Crescent; truck traffic will be...

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Traffic Impact: 264 Street from 60 Avenue to 62 Avenue, June 19 to 23

FortisBC work on 264 Street between 60 Avenue and 62 Avenue will result in single lane alternating traffic from 7:00am to 5:00pm on June 19 to 23. Traffic control personnel will be on site and delays may be experienced.

The work is weather dependent...

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Lineup announced for this year’s Summer Festival Series

The Summer Festival Series is back this summer with free outdoor concerts on Thursday evenings at the Willoughby Community Park Amphitheatre. The festival series features talented Canadian musicians from various genres who will have audiences...

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Pop'd Arts: June

Judy Nygren and Patricia Falck come together in June’s Pop’d Arts exhibition, Friday, June 23 to Sunday, June 25 from 10:00am – 3:00pm at the Riverside Community Room in Fort Langley. This show features high-contrast paintings of florals, foliage,...

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Traffic Impact: 16 Avenue from 248 Street to 256 Street, June 14 to 16

Paving work on 16 Avenue between 248 Street and 256 Street will result in single lane alternating traffic from 7:00pm to 7:00am on June 14 to 16. Traffic control personnel will be on site and delays may be experienced.

The work is weather dependent...

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New Fire Chief Officially Sworn in

The Township's new Fire Chief, Jason de Roy was officially sworn in during the Change of Command ceremony at the Regular Council meeting on Monday, June 12. Chief de Roy has been serving as the Fire Chief since May 15 and brings over 30 years of...

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Traffic Impact: 200 Street from the Langley Bypass to 64 Avenue, June 13

Utility work on 200 Street from the Langley Bypass to 64 Avenue will result in a northbound lane closure from 9:00am to 3:00pm on June 13. Traffic control personnel will be on site and delays may be experienced.

The work is weather dependent and may...

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Potential Traffic Impact: Cycling Event, June 11

A cycling event on June 11 from 8:00am to 3:00pm may cause minor traffic delays throughout the Township. Please see the maps for detailed route information. For the latest traffic impacts, visit tol.ca/roads.

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Hot and dry weather prompts caution from Fire Department

During the extreme hot and dry weather, for the safety of our community, local parks and forested areas,
the Township of Langley Fire Department is asking residents to be vigilant.

“When smoking materials have been tossed away carelessly, a fire can...

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Discounted youth pass returns this summer

The Summer Fun Youth Pass gives youth the opportunity to be active and enjoy unlimited drop-in access to pools, fitness centres, and gymnasiums in the Township of Langley throughout the summer.

The Summer Fun Youth Pass is available to those aged 13...

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Experience Canada Day in the Township at two locations

Join us for a day of family-friendly fun as the Township of Langley celebrates Canada Day on Saturday,
July 1, at two locations: Aldergrove Athletic Park and Fort Langley. Admission is free.

Both locations will feature a variety of activities, live...

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Get ready for Summer Nights at Otter Co-op Outdoor Experience!

Save the dates for our Summer Night events every Thursday in July and August at Otter Co-op Outdoor Experience at Aldergrove Credit Union Community Centre!

Advance online registration is required for each event. No drop-ins. Registration opens for...

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Feedback requested on waterfront lands in Fort Langley

The Township of Langley wants to gather current feedback from people in the Township, including those with connections to the Fort Langley community, to reaffirm and/or update previous public input about the future vision for the Township’s...

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Fight the Bite

Aerial and ground treatments have started as part of the Metro Vancouver Regional Nuisance Mosquito Control Program.

Follow these four Ds to help you reduce your mosquito risks:

1. Drain your property of unwanted standing water
2. Dusk/Dawn: take extra care...

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