British Columbia’s major natural gas transmission system is set to expand in a massive way. On Friday, April 24, Federal Natural Resources Minister Tim Hodgson announced a $4 billion natural gas expansion of Enbridge’s Westcoast pipeline system, which will provide up to 300 million cubic feet per day of additional transportation capacity on B.C.’s major […]
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Dominic Renaud finds himself in a story that shares echoes and reflections of his own world. Perhaps, it’s what makes the Pitt Meadows actor uniquely suited to bring the title character of the Langley Little Theatre’s festival entry “Corker” – by Wendy Lill – to the stage this month. “Corker” is a play about the
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The man who made The Michigan a famous goal will be the new head coach of the Ridge Meadows Flames. Mike Legg, who has been an assistant coach with the Junior A team, is taking on the job of bench boss for the coming season. Legg is best known in the hockey world for the
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A special art piece was unveiled at Foundry Ridge Meadows on Wednesday, reflecting the talents of Indigenous youth in the community. Katzie and Ahousaht First Nations artist Oscar Joseph was on hand to unveil the piece called “Medicine”, which he worked on with four youth ranging in age from 19-21 years old. April 22 was
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Burnout in emergency services has often been discussed in terms of long shifts, trauma exposure, and staffing shortages. However, two paramedics working in Langley are bringing together paramedics and other emergency service staff to combat isolation. Chris Michel, president of the Fraser Paramedic Society (FPS), and vice-president Nick Pardalis say some of the most meaningful
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