News

Closures and Impacts

Here are the current planned, non-emergency traffic, trail, utility, and park closures and impacts throughout the Township of Langley. All work is weather dependent and may be rescheduled or extended as required. To stay up to date on the latest...

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Commercial Vehicle Safety Information Session

Burnaby RCMP and the Township of Langley Bylaw Enforcement Division are inviting commercial vehicle drivers and operators to register for a free information session focused on commercial vehicle safety on Tuesday, September 22, 2026 at the Township...

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Protect yourself from mosquitoes this summer

As warmer weather continues and adult mosquitoes begin to emerge, residents are encouraged to take steps to protect themselves from mosquito bites and reduce mosquito breeding areas around their homes.

Mosquitoes are a natural part of the summer...

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National Recognition, Local Pride: Celebrating Success at YNJ

If you haven't seen the Summer 2026 issue of Wings magazine, we have exciting news to share: Langley Regional Airport (YNJ) Airport Manager Patrick Sihota has been named one of the aviation industry's Top 20 Under 40.

While this honour recognizes...

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New Fire Hall 5 Brings Enhanced Service Levels

The Township of Langley and the Township of Langley Fire Department are improving service and response times in our community with the opening of the new Fire Hall 5 in Brookswood-Fernridge.

The new hall located at 19950 27 Avenue replaces the...

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Township of Langley Hosting Free Soccer Viewing Opportunities

The world’s biggest sporting event is coming, and you can cheer on Team Canada soccer this summer at the Stadium at Langley Events Centre at 7888 200 Street.

Hosted by the Township of Langley in partnership with Langley Events Centre, Vancouver...

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Langley Events Centre Update

The Township of Langley wishes to extend congratulations to the Vancouver Giants on their possible relocation to a potential new sports and entertainment arena in Surrey City Centre.

Since choosing the Langley Events Centre (LEC) as their home ice in...

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Statutory Holiday Closure

In recognition of BC Day, departments within the Township’s Civic Facility, Operations Centre, and Fire Department’s Administration Office will be closed on Monday, August 3 and will reopen on Tuesday, August 4 at 8:30am.

There is...

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Bell Park Playground Opens with Increased Accessibility

Bell Park has been revitalized with inclusive, sensory-supportive spaces that balance accessible play elements with responsive site design!

Mayor and council celebrated the opening of Bell Park in Brookswood with new barrier-free surfacing, expanded...

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Experience Summer in Your Township

Summer has arrived in the Township of Langley!

There are plenty of ways to keep you and your family active, safe and entertained all season long.

• Get moving with outdoor activities at a pump track, skate park, tennis court, pickleball court, and...

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Fight the Bite this Summer

The Township of Langley participates in the Metro Vancouver Regional Nuisance Mosquito Control Program to monitor and treat mosquito breeding sites throughout the season.

Floodwater mosquitoes associated with rising Fraser River levels are the most...

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Summer Nights in the Township Brings Music, Movies, and Family Fun All Season Long

Summer evenings are made for live music, outdoor movies, family fun, and time spent together in your community. This July through September, Summer Nights in the Township returns with a lineup of free and low-cost events taking place throughout the...

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Bridge closure: 264 Street Bridge at 64 Avenue (Southern Railway), June 16

Update June 19: The bridge is now open. 

Bridge Closure: 264 Street Bridge at 64 Avenue (Southern Railway)
The bridge located at 264 Street at 64 Avenue over the Southern Railway (SRY) tracks is closed to all traffic. This closure will remain in effect...

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Celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day with an interactive performance at salishan Place

Update June 18: Due to low registration, this event has been cancelled. We hope to reschedule at a later date.  

Join us this Sunday, June 21 at 1pm to experience an engaging and interactive retelling of the classic Indigenous story How Raven Stole the...

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New exhibit invites visitors to discover Langley’s stories with free opening weekend

Journey through stories of belonging, community, and connection when Langley: Many Voices, Shared
Place opens at salishan Place by the River on Saturday, June 27.

Drawing from the museum collection, the new exhibition brings Langley’s history to life...

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Township of Langley Celebrates Canada Day at McLeod Athletic Park

Celebrate Canada Day with an afternoon and evening of free family fun at McLeod Athletic Park on 
Wednesday, July 1. Hosted by the Township of Langley, the festivities run from 12:00 to 10:30pm and conclude with a 
spectacular fireworks finale.

“We’re...

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Positioning for What’s Next: YNJ at the BCAC Conference

Langley Regional Airport Manager, Patrick Sihota, represented YNJ at the British Columbia Aviation Council (BCAC) Conference in Kelowna in May, sharing the stage as a featured panelist for "Vertical Aviation’s Outlook: Challenges and Opportunities."

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National Indigenous History Month

Join us at salishan Place by the River in recognizing and celebrating the rich cultures, traditions, and contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples.

National Indigenous History Month is observed every year in June as a time to recognize...

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Summer Fun Pass for youth and children returns in 2026

The Township of Langley’s Summer Fun Pass is making a comeback for the fifth year!

Available to children aged 4 to 12 and youth aged 13 to 18, the Summer Fun Pass includes drop-in access to pools, fitness centres and gymnasiums at Township of Langley...

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Stage 3 Water Restrictions Now in Effect

Stage 3 water restrictions are now in effect, as declared by Metro Vancouver, to protect the region’s water supply system.

Despite Stage 2 restrictions being in place since May 1, the region has used more water compared to the same time last year,...

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