July 2026

A Langley B.C. visit by an RCMP Black Hawk helicopter was part of an attempt to appease U.S. President Donald Trump, according to an investigative report published by the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) newspaper in the U.S. During the February 2025 photo opportunity at Langley Regional Airport, the Langley Advance Times and other media were […]

BC Hydro says customers set a new all-time summer peak electricity demand on Tuesday. Between 5 and 6 p.m. – the hour customers use the most electricity – usage reached 8,715 megawatts, surpassing the previous summer record of 8,652 megawatts set in August 2025. BC Hydro says another record could be broken Wednesday amid the

A “cold-blooded murderer” was sentenced to 15 years in prison on Wednesday (July 22) for the 2022 shooting of an Abbotsford man. Tanner Fox appeared in B.C. Supreme Court via video as Crown and defence counsel presented a joint submission for the 25-year-old’s sentencing hearing. Justice Catherine Murray presided over the hearing, which had Crown

Deployed to help with one of the many wildfires burning in the BC Interior, two Maple Ridge firefighters had to go above and beyond even before they arrived at their destination. Cptn. Steve Franklin, and firefighter Noah Redfern had their minds on what they would be facing with the Big Bar Complex fire, southwest of

B.C. Premier David Eby says the United States shouldn’t have access to Canadian mineral products if President Donald Trump plans to impose more punishing tariffs on other industries. “We need to be frank with the Americans that they will not get the kind of access that they seek to what’s in Canada if this is