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Petition to Remove Mayor and Councillors Dismissed

Today, the BC Supreme Court ruled and dismissed a petition to remove Mayor Jack Froese and Councillors Bob Long and Blair Whitmarsh from office. Read the full news release here.

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New Options for Extra Garbage Stickers

If you’ve produced a little extra waste due to the holidays, you can purchase Extra Garbage Stickers for $3 per bag or 80L can. For your convenience, stickers are now available for purchase at these participating retail locations:

• Lee’s Market (23320...

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216 Street Interchange Update, December 2020

The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure (MoTI) completed and opened the 216 Street Interchange in September 2020. On Monday, December 7, Township of Langley staff presented an update on the project to Council, including background information,...

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Holiday Hours at Township of Langley Facilities

In recognition of the holiday season, departments within the Township’s Civic Facility, Operations Centre, and Fire Department’s Administration Office will be closed effective Friday, December 25, and will reopen on Monday, January 4. Additional facilities...

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Light Up Langley Township - Spread joy and holiday cheer

Light up Langley Township and help spread the joy and holiday cheer.

You’re invited to join us in spreading joy and holiday cheer by sharing your holiday light and decoration photos or videos on @LangleyTownship Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, and using...

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Never Miss Collection Day Again!

Have you ever checked your collection calendar in the new year to only to realize it is outdated? This year, pass on paper by signing up for weekly collection reminders at tol.ca/calendar.

All properties in the Township can sign up for collection reminders...

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Temporary Playground Closure: Discovery Town Park, December 7 - 18

The playground at Discovery Town Park (88 Avenue and 206 Street) will temporarily close to the public beginning Monday, December 7 through Friday, December 18 for renovation. The playground will remain closed throughout the entirety of the project.

Looking...

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Create Memories, Not Garbage

December is nearly upon us and you’ve likely thought about how the holidays will look a little different this year. In a year full of changes, why not make one more? This season, choose to reduce holiday-related waste and create memories, not garbage.

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Mayors' Update on COVID-19

View an update to community members on the COVID-19 pandemic made by Township of Langley Mayor Jack Froese and Langley City Mayor Val van den Broek. Watch this video of the joint announcement.

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Insight Newsletter: November 2020 Edition

Stay up to date on relevant and timely business and economic news and resources during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

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The BC Government has...

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Online Remembrance Day Ceremonies

Fort Langley brothers George and James Hadden died within six weeks of each other in Normandy in 1944.  Their mother, Kathleen Hadden, was honoured as a Silver Cross mother until she passed in 1997, often laying a wreath at Remembrance Day ceremonies. This...

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Planned Water Service Interruption: 26331 - 28 Avenue, October 23

A planned water shutdown will take place Friday, October 23 between 9:00am and 3:00pm, affecting six properties as indicated below. Additionally, water hydrant #479 will be temporarily out of service during this shutdown.

We appreciate your patience.

Engineering...

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Digital Business Walk 2020

October is Small Business Month in BC. In recognition of the countless contributions that the business community makes in the Township of Langley, and challenges business have endured in 2020 through a global pandemic, the Township will be conducting...

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McClughan Park Virtual Open House

Over the next couple of years, the Township of Langley is planning improvements to a section of McClughan Park in partnership with Dorothy Peacock Elementary and Gordon Greenwood Elementary Schools. The schools run an outdoor environmental education...

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Park Construction: Milner Park, October 22 – December 31

Milner Park (Glover Road and 216 Street) will undergo parking lot, sports courts, and playground construction work beginning Thursday, October 22 through Thursday, December 31.

Construction will take place between 7:30am and 4:30pm, Monday through Friday....

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Insight Newsletter: October 2020 Edition

Stay up to date on relevant and timely business and economic news and resources during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

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October...

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One Hundred Years On, Exhibit Shows How Langley "Roared" – Or Didn't

“The Roaring Twenties” is a term that conjures up prohibition rumrunners, flappers, gangsters, and gun molls. But how accurate is this depiction? What would life really have been like for Langley’s residents during this iconic era? The Langley Centennial...

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Temporary Water Service Interruption: 6721 - 216 Street to Glover Road, and from Crush Crescent to Maxwell Crescent, October 8. UPDATE 4:00PM

Water service has been restored.  As a result of the temporary interruption of service, users may notice sediment in the water.  This is a temporary condition and is not a health hazard.  To avoid inconvenience, flush all water-using fixtures...

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Save Up To $200 on Select ENERGY STAR® Appliances

Are your appliances energy wasters and water guzzlers? If you’re thinking about buying a new clothes washer, dryer, or refrigerator, turn up the savings with rebates for select energy-efficient appliances.

Purchases of select ENERGY STAR® washers, dryers,...

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Make a positive impact in your community

We are now accepting applications for Council Advisory Committee members.

Volunteering is a great way to get involved, provide input on important issues, and make a positive contribution to our diverse and growing community.

Application deadline is October...

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