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Township Seeks Input on 216 Street Corridor Study

The Township of Langley is preparing a Request for Proposals (RFP) with a Terms of Reference and scope of work for a study of the 216 Street Corridor (Telegraph Trail to 96 Avenue) in Walnut Grove.

The purpose of the study is to review the existing conditions...

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Second-Hand Find In Kootenays Restores Township History

There is a second-hand shop in Fruitvale, BC, where Ken Wilson likes to look for tools and other odds and ends. On a recent visit earlier this year, he spotted a unique and unmistakable item – an item that shouldn’t have been in the store.

The object...

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Temporary Tennis Court Closure: Aldergrove Athletic Park

Tennis courts at Aldergrove Athletic Park will temporarily close to the public beginning Monday, June 10 through Friday, June 14 due to maintenance work.

Looking for more tennis courts in the Township? Search our Parks and Amenities for the one nearest...

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Public Input Sought On Proposed Tree Protection Bylaw

A special meeting is being held to give the public a chance to express their views on the Township of Langley’s proposed tree protection bylaw.

Township Council will hold a Special Council Meeting for a Public Input Opportunity regarding Tree Protection...

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Responsible Use of Public Spaces

Warmer weather and sunnier days draw many residents and visitors to the Township’s parks, trails, and public spaces. Public Spaces Regulation Bylaw 2018 No. 5298 explains the requirements of public places in our parks, conservation areas, trails, and...

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Big Names and Award Winners Headline Township's Summer Festival Series

The lineup has been announced for the Township of Langley’s 2019 Summer Festival Series and the community will be treated to some significant visiting and homegrown talent.

“We had over one hundred applications from musicians and acts across North America...

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David Beggs Memorial Park Signage Unveiled

A man who was known as the ‘Mayor of Springfield’ has had a park named in his honour, and a ceremony will be held to officially unveil the signage.

David Beggs, who was born in Red Deer, Alberta in 1942, built one of the first houses in Springfield Village,...

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Raptors Knoll Ready To Be Disc-Covered

A unique place where sport is combined with nature will be officially opened by the Township of Langley and the public is encouraged to try a new activity at the community’s latest park feature.

An opening ceremony for the Raptors Knoll Disc Golf Course...

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Survey Seeks Input On Township's Fire Service

Providing life-saving assistance at medical incidents, motor vehicle accidents, and emergencies, fighting fires, and helping the public avoid harm is all in a day’s work for the Township of Langley Fire Department, which is dedicated to keeping...

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Public Input Sought On Brookswood-Fernridge Neighbourhood Plans

Neighbourhood Plans are being prepared for the Booth, Fernridge, and Rinn areas of Brookswood-Fernridge and residents are encouraged to come out and have their say.

In October of 2017, a new Brookswood-Fernridge Community Plan was adopted by Township...

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Senior Citizens Celebrated By Township

Special members of the community and everything they contribute will be celebrated by the Township of Langley during Seniors Week. From June 1 to 7, a variety of events, activities, and programs will be held throughout the Township to spotlight seniors...

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Public Event Offered On Adapting To Climate Change

Residents who want to learn more about climate change and its impact on the planet – and on the community we live in – are encouraged to attend a free public event.

An Adapting to Climate Change session is being held by the Township of Langley, the Government...

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Hundreds Help Clean Up Langley

More than two tonnes of garbage was extracted from the Township of Langley’s streets, parks, and waterways during the annual Clean Up Langley Day event, which saw people of all ages pitch in to remove trash that had been improperly discarded.

More than...

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Mayor's Charitable Gala Helps New Hospice House

Bigger space, more guests, additional activities and entertainment, and plenty of opportunities to raise money for an organization that means so much to the people of Langley.

That is what is planned for the Mayor’s Charitable Gala, which is returning...

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Provide Feedback to the Fire Department

The Township of Langley Fire Department is committed to protecting life, property, and the environment. We are also committed to continuously improving our service to our many residents, businesses, and visitors.

Key aspects of our improvement...

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Garage Sales Go Township-wide

Spring is in full swing across the Township of Langley: flowers are in bloom, leaves are green, and garages … are full of everything but the car.

For many, this time of year inspires the need to declutter and organize. Spring cleaning makes room around...

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Legh Mulhall Kilpin: Teacher | Painter | Printmaker

The Langley Centennial Museum is pleased to present an art exhibition of the works of Legh Mulhall Kilpin (1853-1919). The exhibition is drawn from the Langley Centennial Museum's extensive collection of Kilpin's works, nearly all of which were donated...

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Postcard Brings Message From The Past

The Langley Centennial Museum’s most recent acquisition – a written snapshot of life during the First World War – arrived through the hard work of the BC Genealogical Society (BCGS).

Janice Kidwell, a volunteer and researcher with the BCGS, contacted...

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Highway 1 Extension

Major Trans-Canada improvements to boost trade and support safe efficient travels in and around Langley.

Langley, British Columbia, April 25, 2019—Investing in transportation infrastructure is critical to connecting communities, helping our businesses...

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Annual Tradition Attracts Walkers To Aldergrove

A new addition that is making a splash in Aldergrove will be in the spotlight when the 57th Annual Langley Walk takes walkers, runners, strollers, and cyclists past the Aldergrove Credit Union Community Centre.

The ACUCC is one of the many highlights...

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