Is the Trans Mountain pipeline purchase in the nation’s best interest or Trudeau’s.
NDP has another promise it needs to appear to keep
A follow on some Princeton, B.C., students gained considerable exposure when they dropped their bras
Flood and fire predictions have poor track record so far
A thank you from one of the Upcycle Design Challenge participants.
A Langley letter writer suggested most in B.C. are in favour of the pipeline and jobs.
A letter writer supports Kim Richter for the top civic government chair, just because she’s a woman.
Coastal refineries would also protect our oceans, writes Black Press chairman David Black
B.C. has new greenhouse gas target, still no plan to reach it
Times reporter reflects on the past 14-plus years of covering the Langley sports scene
Private members bill would eliminate $61-a-day per diem for local MLAs in Greater Victoria
Higher gas prices are said to drive us to take public transit. Are we there yet?
B.C.’s current party system offers more conflict, fewer solutions
John Horgan admits the fix is in on proportional representation
A letter writer is tired of paying taxes for “poor” service.
A Langley Advance follower says Matthew Claxton’s latest column
Even while preparing for the inevitable end, something inside Keven Drews didn’t let him stop living
We appear doomed to repeat history, all over again.
Opioid drug use might be more common, but we should never let the tragedy of addiction become commonplace.
Terrace teen writes current school curriculum underplays past violations of basic human rights
