January 2026

One person suffered what were described as serious injuries in what police said was a targeted incident at Willowbrook Shopping Centre in Langley Saturday night. Multiple police on scene at Willowbrook Shopping Centre in Langley pic.twitter.com/HXgW0Upspi — Langley Advance Times (@LangleyTimes) January 25, 2026 One shopper told the Langley Advance Times there was a lot […]

Dear Editor, [RE: Restaurant harassed for hosting Poilievre, Jan. 12, The News] I wanted to share my thoughts on the recent attacks to a restaurant owner regarding a visit by our federal official opposition leader. In a democracy, we value the opinions of a variety of political parties; even though we may disagree with them

Students who love hockey can go to school on the sport. The Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows School District is hosting a pair of upcoming zoom sessions about its hockey academies. Parents can learn about the programs and ask questions. A session for the Pitt Meadows secondary academy will be held on Monday, Jan. 26 at 7

Some Vancouver Island event producers are worried about how a limited Meta experiment could eventually affect their ability to market their events. As of early 2026, Meta is experimenting with restricting certain Facebook users to only two external link posts per month unless they have a paid Meta Verified subscription, which starts at $11.99 per

B.C.’s decades-long real estate boom has finally petered out. Developers are scaling back, putting projects on pause and trying to limit losses. Construction activity is slowing down here in British Columbia, and especially in the Lower Mainland, in a way not seen in a generation. As fewer buildings go up, a bigger crisis is looming