I want to play in the 2030 World Cup. That’s a big goal of mine. So, when I was watching this World Cup during the past month, and especially the Canada matches, I was looking at who’s in my position and what they were doing differently to me. As a player myself, I’m not watching […]

Bard on the Bandstand performed to capacity crowds last weekend in Pitt Meadows and they are hoping to have capacity crowds again this week in Maple Ridge. This year the Emerald Pig Theatrical Society is putting on one of William Shakespeare’s most famous tragedies, “Romeo and Juliet” – but with inspiration from the popular “Bridgerton”

Langley’s Andrew Mercier will be chief of staff to Premier David Eby. Eby’s chief of staff Cheryl Oates is concluding her interim appointment as Jim Rutkowski extends his medical leave for cancer treatment. Oates was appointed interim chief of staff in January 2026, with the expectation that Jim Rutkowski would return to the job in

There is potential for up to 50,000 litres of diesel to spill into a northern B.C. waterway after a transport truck hit a bison on Highway 97. The Environment and Parks Ministry received a report of a spill involving the truck on Wednesday (July 22) on Highway 97 northwest of Coal River and just south

A Langley Township councillor is suing the Otter Co-op after he was allegedly injured at one of their gas stations earlier this year. Councillor Rob Rindt’s legal claim was filed in B.C. Supreme Court in Abbotsford on June 5. The Otter Co-op has not yet filed a response. According to the statement of claim filed