infrastructure

Langley Township civic facility. (Langley Advance Times files)

Township seeks $2.8 million in federal funds for new construction

The COVID-recovery funding could go towards a new walking track and flood prevention

 

A report to Langley City Council says the 206A Street pedestrian overpass needs replacing (Langley City image)

Updated: Langley City seeks federal-provincial funding to replace aging pedestrian bridge

Wooden crossing at 206A Street said to be too narrow and in ‘poor’ condition

 

Infrastructure Minister Catherine McKenna. (The Canadian Press)

Feds earmark $3.3B for provinces, territories for COVID-19 infrastructure

The federal government is envisioning the money will be used to retrofit schools, hospitals and long-term care facilities

 

Crews replaced water, sanitary and storm water pipes in Langley City along 200 Street between Fraser Highway and 50 Avenue in 2015 (Langley Advance Times file)

A closer look sought for Langley City’s aging water pipes

Some sections are nearly 60 years old and their condition is unknown, council was told

Crews replaced water, sanitary and storm water pipes in Langley City along 200 Street between Fraser Highway and 50 Avenue in 2015 (Langley Advance Times file)
216th interchange will open by end of summer

216th interchange will open by end of summer

Walnut Grove residents opposed the project for years

216th interchange will open by end of summer
LETTER: Langley’s Old Yale Road needs to be replaced

LETTER: Langley’s Old Yale Road needs to be replaced

Murrayville man describes historic road as unduly lumpy and bumpy

  • Mar 5, 2020
LETTER: Langley’s Old Yale Road needs to be replaced
Surrey City Hall. (File photo)

Surrey, Vancouver shortlisted in $50 million traffic infrastructure competition

Joint submission to implement nation’s first “collision-free corridors” using driver-less vehicles

Surrey City Hall. (File photo)