Time slots available this Friday and Saturday for more family, friend groups to race
RHDV2 is on the rise in United States
‘If anybody should be putting up a wall it is the Canadian government’: Len Saunders
After last season’s PJHL championship was ‘washed’ due to COVID-19, the bears have ‘unfinished business’
The FVRL branch is one of 25 locations that reopened to the public Aug. 4
Late Rotary president, Brian Thomasson, served the Aldergrove community for decades
Work on the Lynden fence began Tuesday and continued into Wednesday
Pools at the Aldergrove Credit Union Community Centre (ACUCC) will reopen to…
The animal welfare agency wants to see ‘Dreams Come True’ in Langley with $70,000 fundraising goal
Staff marked the grand opening Aug. 13 with four days of sales
English mastiff Baloo was adopted and taken home Aug. 6, after seven months in the shelter
Including Langley Township Councillor Margaret Kunst and telecom professional Miranda Wemyss
The building in downtown Aldergrove was decided to be demolished at a July 13 meeting
Sundays in August will see a ticketed audience of no more than 50 seated with social distance
United Way launched Intergenerational Postcard Club in August, matching up kids with older pen pals
‘When this one happened it was almost like deja vu,’ says pastor Paul Olson of SouthRidge church
The top doctor’s surname was chosen from a list of around 6,600 entries to Greater Vancouver Zoo
Wildlife centre launches online swag store mid-pandemic to help fund its rescues
Wedding rings of Michelle Buchan’s have since been recovered, but much is still missing
Vehicle rolled over into ditch near 40 Avenue on 272 Street Sunday afternoon
