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Vancouver Giants surrendered the game-tying goal in the final minute of regulation before Tri-City scored the winner 27 seconds into overtime Saturday at Langley Events Centre. a 4-3 heartbreaker. Giants Head Coach Parker Burgess was frustrated with the end results. “The game was within our grasp,” Burgess said. “You have an opportunity to win a […]

The CPKC Holiday Train will be officially kicking off on Nov. 22, on it’s way to Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows. Every year two holiday trains make their way across Canada and the United States, decorated in thousands of colourful Christmas lights, and hosting a stage for live entertainment, to the delight of children and

Emergency repairs to a railway line will close one of Langley’s busiest roads for two days beginning Monday, just south of the intersection of 200 St. and Hwy. 10. An advisory issued by the Ministry of Transportation and Transit on Saturday said drivers were advised to anticipate delays during a full closure of 200th Street,

Already, almost a full slate of conservative candidates is being primed to run in next fall’s municipal election. On Nov. 3, the Conservative Electors Association announced it was accepting mayor and city council candidate applications across the province. The group held a launch reception on Nov. 14. They are getting a head start on the

Carrie Parsons didn’t expect a personal writing project to turn into one of Victoria’s fastest-growing connection engines, but the signs were there, literally. Long before her Meet a Stranger gatherings started drawing crowds in Fairfield, she was leaving handwritten invitations around town, offering to buy a stranger a cup of coffee in exchange for an