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Plans to Accommodate Growth Discussed at UDI Panel

Mayors and Council members from throughout the Fraser Valley gathered in the Township of Langley this week to talk to developers and business people about working together in a fast-growing region.

Presented by the Urban Development Institute Fraser Valley,...

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Gapyeong Stone Korean War Memorial Unveiled

A symbol of sacrifice, honour, and gratitude for the important contribution Canada made to the Korean War during the Battle of Kapyong was unveiled by the Township of Langley on January 22 with some very special guests in attendance.

Veterans, volunteers,...

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Township Welcomes New Year with Activities for All Ages

Take a plunge, lace up your skates, or let the little ones expend their energy during a number of events and activities being offered by the Township of Langley to welcome 2019 and kick the year off with an active start.

The New Year will be celebrated...

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Collection Zone Changes in Some Township Communities

To continue delivering reliable waste collection services to residents in our growing community, an adjustment to the current collection zones is required in some Township communities. These changes will impact garbage, Green Cart, and recycling collection...

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Township Secures 4th Spot in BC's Best Cities for Work

When it comes to providing diverse and exceptional opportunities for quality of life and business success, the Township of Langley is one of the very best in British Columbia.

BC Business Magazine has released its 2019 Best Cities for Work in BC list...

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Students Hear from Olympian and Engage in Social Issues

Students from local middle and secondary schools had a unique opportunity to have their say about social issues in the Township of Langley and hear from an Olympic medalist who shared his advice on how to rise through challenges.

The Township of Langley...

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Township Events Celebrates Festive Season

The smell of Christmas trees and gingerbread is in the air, carols are being sung, and kids are eagerly anticipating Santa’s arrival: the holidays are here and the Township of Langley is set to celebrate.

Christmas in Williams Park returns for its 28th...

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Douglas Day Pays Tribute to Langley's Pioneers

A community is made up of many things: homes, schools, roads, buildings, parks, and natural spaces, as well as the services and programs that residents rely on and use every day.

But what really makes a community is its people, the individuals and groups...

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Bin Travelling? Garbage and Green Carts Across the Township

From time to time, Township of Langley garbage and Green Carts end up where they don’t belong. Some carts mysteriously vanish in one community and appear in another, while others sit roadside with no home in sight.

During delivery, the Township links...

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Family Sees Recycling as a Way of Life

Growing up on the west coast of Canada, Charity Gosling has always had a love of nature and recognizes the need to care for the environment.

So as she and her husband Jason raise their daughters Thorin, 6, and Arianna, 4, they are showing them the importance...

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ABM Celebrates Second Year of Building Business Relationships in Langley Township

It was an intensive three-day event designed to support economic reconciliation, increase shared prosperity, promote business partnership opportunities, and foster collaboration through relationship building.

The second annual Advanced Business Match...

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Age-Friendly Businesses Recognized

Seniors are the fastest-growing age group in Canada and are healthier, better educated, and wealthier than previous generations.

In the Township of Langley, where 37% of the population is aged 50 plus, the Township’s Economic Investment and Development...

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Make Halloween Spooky But Safe

Halloween is an exciting time of year for kids and adults alike, and while it is meant to be a bit spooky, it shouldn’t be dangerous.

“Halloween is a fun time of year, but it is important to follow some basic safety rules while decorating, carving...

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Partnership Produces Unique Bridge Panels

The artistic and writing talents of Walnut Grove students and the knowledge and history of Kwantlen First Nation have come together in unique interpretive panels that can be enjoyed by those visiting a place of environmental significance.

The panels have...

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Drop-off Event Safely Collects Household Hazardous Waste

The Township of Langley is working hard to reduce waste and provide collection services for household items such as paper, glass, plastic containers, food scraps, and yard trimmings. There are also opportunities to donate unwanted household items that...

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Inaugural Mayor's Charitable Gala A Great Success

It was a night to remember that will benefit the community for years to come, and it was made possible thanks to generous local businesses, caring individuals, and hard-working volunteers.

The first annual Mayor’s Charitable Gala was held Saturday, September...

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Looks, Listen, and Learn During Fire Prevention Week

Every year, Fire Prevention Week is held across Canada to teach people how to stay safe and decrease the number of casualties caused by fire. This year, the Week runs October 7 to 13, and the theme is Look, Listen, Learn. Be aware. Fire can happen...

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Land Matching Program Gets New Farmers Working In Their Field

Farming and the local production of food are vital to all of us, but with property prices soaring in the Lower Mainland, would-be farmers who want to get into the business of working the land may find the cost of obtaining that land prohibitive.

To help...

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Plaques Presented for Heritage Restoration Efforts

Saint Alban’s Anglican Church was built in Milner in the late 1800s and is now a community centre in Otter.

The Morrison/Hadden Residence was built by early settlers on Hudson’s Bay Company farmland in Fort Langley and has continuously served as a private...

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Soccer Field Named After John Jones

The memory of an active Aldergrove resident who was deeply committed to his community and the sport of soccer will live on in a park he helped build.

On Friday, September 28, a ceremony will be held by Township of Langley Council to name the east soccer...

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