For many guardians, they just want their dog to feel safe and move through the world without stress. But for some dogs, that never quite happens. These are the dogs who are uneasy around strangers, constantly scanning their environment or unable to fully relax even at home. Their bodies tense, their minds always “on.” This […]
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Move over whites and greys, warm tones are in this year. According to Graham Vanstone, executive director of the Ridge Meadows Home Show, one of the biggest home shows in B.C., colour trends are moving from stark neutrals to the rich browns, soft coral reds, and muted orange of terra-cotta, a type of fired clay
Tuesday morning marked the beginning of set up for the Ridge Meadows Home Show. The first of the more than 300 exhibitors began setting up in the Golden Ears Winter Club and Planet Ice for the weekend show which begins Friday, May 1 and goes until Sunday, May 3. Ryan Ramos and Marshall Mulgrave were
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Work on two new overpasses at the 232 and 264 St. crossings on Hwy. 1 through Langley has achieved “key project milestones” according to the B.C. Ministry of Transportation and Transit. In response to a Langley Advance Times query, a ministry update on the new interchanges said now that new bridge girders have been installed
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Langley Township has become the first Canadian city to get a FIFA (Fédération Internationale de Football Association) mini-pitch, with the official opening of the smaller-than-regulation playing field at Langley Events Centre on Wednesday. Canada's first FIFA mini pitch has opened in Langley pic.twitter.com/iSaC1ZPGQK — Langley Advance Times (@LangleyTimes) April 29, 2026 FIFA Chief Member Associations
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