Where do smart phones go when they die? Or do they live forever through resurrection?
Lines of vehicles can be seen outside local schools, contradicting messages about environmentalism
ICBC CEO Nicolas Jimenez responds to column by the CFIB’s Richard Truscott
A once bullied person suggests Carson’s death can create a positive legacy for kids trying to fit in
A Mission man notes that climate change will affect us all, whether we oppose it or not.
Hoping the issue can be resolved quickly
A Walnut Grove resident points to one road in his neighbourhood that has too much of a good thing
Gift to U.S.-based construction unions keeps on giving
Letter writer says his mail delivery stopped before a new community mail box is installed
Universities have mostly adopted a top-down approach to Indigenization
Online petition asks Langley Township to rename Walnut Grove’s skatepark in honour of Carson Crimini
Dogs have their own ways of thinking, and their own uses for those thoughts
The rec centre doesn’t have sufficient parking for its patrons and neighbours are being impacted.
A local letter writer argues that too many signs are a dangerous distraction.
A Langley letter writer slams the federal party over taxation.
Richard Truscott is B.C. and Alberta vice-president at Canadian Federation of Independent Business
Increased taxes impact the activities of daily life.
A response to the RibFest protests
Who pays for the extra infrastructure required to charge electric vehicles?
Walnut Grove has a large population but until now didn’t have a hardware store
