University of Victoria students say Trutch Street puts racist history on a pedestal
Former mayor Kurt Alberts says McLeod family members would be ‘broken-hearted’
Demolition contract has been awarded, completed by April 30
Most people believed the hall opened in 1932 because of a sign that had been incorrectly dated
Most of 376 the passengers aboard ship were denied entry into Canada in 1914
Salishan Place by the River is a planned community hub with many amenities and uses
Racist history must be acknowledged in order to change, authors say
SFU researcher hoping to find 15,000 year-old archaeological sites underwater
Carmen Pollard’s 10-part Knowledge Network series features segment on 1969 Beach Rock Festival
The funding is to go towards improving facilities
The first trees started going into the ground on Thursday, Jan. 21
Langley’s smallest properties have been carved off for various reasons over the last century
Aldergrove hotel opened in 1949, lasting through robberies, fires, and changes for seven decades
Volunteer-run B.C. Farm Museum recognizes two local supporters
‘These stories belong to the community’ says Karen Dosanjh
From the Coalition to Social Credit to the CCF, Langley’s political history has been all over the map
“I don’t want him catching COVID”