Jamie Bacon, B.C. gangster behind Surrey Six killings, released from prison - Langley Advance Times Notorious Red Scorpions gangster released after serving federal prison sentence

One of British Columbia's most notorious gangsters has been released after serving his sentence for conspiracy to murder Corey Lal in the Surrey Six slayings.

Taxpayers group submits petition with 10K signatures opposing B.C.’s FOI bill - Langley Advance Times Signatures to be delivered to the legislature by B.C. Conservative MLA Jody Toor

Langley Conservative MLA backs petition against changes to freedom of information requests.

American streamer N3on causes crowd chaos at Surrey’s Vaisakhi Parade - Langley Advance Times Surrey Police step in as safety concerns escalate

Chaos! At the Vaisakhi parade!

(Well, pretty mild chaos.)

LETTER: Thanks for helping raise $3,500 for flood victims - Langley Advance Times Pair of ukulele concerts bring meaningful support to friends in Hawaii

You might not know this, but Langley is one of the ukulele capitals of the world (outside of Hawaii, of course).

From a letter to the editor: "The spirit of Aloha is truly alive and well in our community."

A tree-shaded stream in Langley's Williams Park.

Happy Earth Day to Langley and the rest of British Columbia!

EARTH DAY: Langley congregation adds solar panels to power new heat pumps - Langley Advance Times It started out simply enough – church wanted to add a bit of air conditioning

This Langley church did the math and decided solar panels and heat pumps would work for their budget, as well as helping future generations. #EarthDay

Convictions upheld for shooting murder, attempted murder, in Maple Ridge - Langley Advance Times Justin Wareing serving life sentence for killing of Cashmere Ali

A Maple Ridge man who shot an innocent woman while attempting to kill his criminal partner – with whom he'd robbed drug dealers the previous day – has lost an appeal of his murder conviction.

Surrey sees more gunfire as extortion shooting count rises to 16 - Langley Advance Times Overnight shooting was at a home in the 13400-block of 87A Avenue

Another overnight shooting in Surrey believed to be linked to extortion threats against South Asian-Canadians.

What’s next for Fort Langley’s historic Haldi House? - Langley Advance Times Work to restore interior and exterior expected to finish this summer

One of Langley's most prominent historic houses now has a new foundation.

EARTH DAY: Langley congregation adds solar panels to power new heat pumps - Langley Advance Times It started out simply enough – church wanted to add a bit of air conditioning

This Langley church did the math and decided solar panels and heat pumps would work for their budget, as well as helping future generations. #EarthDay

Serious crash on 264 Street and 24 Avenue in Aldergrove - Langley Advance Times Police are investigating incident, road closure in effect

BREAKING: Major crash in Aldergrove today, one person in critical condition. We are updating this story as more information becomes available.

A tree-shaded stream in Langley's Williams Park.

Happy Earth Day to Langley and the rest of British Columbia!

VOLUNTEER WEEK: Aldergrove volunteer marks 10 years with chickens - Langley Advance Times Volunteer Emily Wilkes speaks about her feathered friends at Happy Herd Farm Sanctuary

For 10 years, Emily Wilkes has been “eggs-tra” dedicated to caring for rescued chickens at Happy Herd Farm Sanctuary in Aldergrove.

Weapons, drugs, and money seized in Langley raid - Langley Advance Times Two arrested, stolen property also recovered from Brookswood residence

Drugs, money, a stolen motorcycle… and $10K worth of stolen athletic clothing?

Design students at @kwantlenu.bsky.social are taking their projects to the Next Level at their upcoming graduation show.

The trade-show style exhibition on April 23 will showcase the creative work of graduating KPU Wilson School of Design students.

Read more: www.kpu.ca/news/2026/04...

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B.C. to opt into part of federal temporary foreign worker expansion - Langley Advance Times Feds announced time-limited changes on March 13

Rural B.C. employers will be able to keep their temporary foreign workers for another year, even as the overall program is being rolled back.

Welcome to the province!

B.C. Premier Eby explains his decision to back down on DRIPA suspension - Langley Advance Times Conservatives question his leadership, Greens applaud new direction

“I want to thank the attorney general for tapping me on the shoulder and creating space for this conversation to happen,” the premier said, adding this is “one of the most difficult files” he has ever worked on.

Charges laid against B.C. pair in decade-old homicide of Summerland man - Langley Advance Times Heather Dawn White and Cal Douglas Little have been charged with first-degree murder

A decade after Tura McCarty was found dead, two people have been charged with murder – a 33-year-old woman from Kamloops, and a 60-year-old man from Abbotsford.

New Canadian social-media platform built for Canadians by B.C.-led team - Langley Advance Times Northsocial offers ‘meaningful conversation, engagement’ rather than ‘algorithm-driven outrage’

If you're reading this on Bluesky, you may be the target market for a new Canadian social media company that emphasizes "digital sovereignty."

Sleeping beauty marmot Roger yet to wake from slumber at B.C. hotel - Langley Advance Times The famous yellow-bellied marmot was last seen in November

Roger the yellow-bellied marmot has yet to pop his head up from his winter hibernation at his longtime home in the grounds of Victoria’s Fairmont Empress Hotel.

Semi-truck fire, toxic materials close Coquihalla Highway northbound - Langley Advance Times The fire happened late Monday night

If you were planning on taking the Coquihalla today, there's some issues.

SHARE: Commerce on the water - Langley Advance Times Send us your photo showing how you view Langley, and it could be featured in a future edition

Photos from our reader Wout Brouwer show what people are talking about when they say the Fraser is a "working river."

What does a giant blue sock have to do with sewer repairs? It’s part of an innovative technique being used to repair the Columbia Street Sewer in Vancouver!

This work involves using a giant “blue sock” to repair the cracked sewer main from the inside out.

Learn more:
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Langley’s popular purse party will be packed - Langley Advance Times Soroptimists of the Langley holding 50/50 draw in conjunction but Power of the Purse event is sold out

Tickets for the Power of the Purse fundraiser on April 30 have sold out, but people can still support the Soroptimists of the Langleys.

VIDEO: Big red bus returns to Mostly British car show in Fort Langley - Langley Advance Times Car show season gets underway

Sure, your town has car shows. Does it have car shows where at vintage British double-decker bus turns up every year?

Park upgrades planned for Langley Meadows and reservoir roof - Langley Advance Times The projects will be considered as part of next year’s Township budget

A new park on the roof of a water reservoir? With mini-golf?

Victory of Canadian, Commonwealth troops 75 years ago remembered in Langley ceremony - Langley Advance Times Surviving veterans of the Korean War were honoured at the Gapyeong Memorial Stone

Surviving Korean War veterans were honoured in Langley 75 years after Canadians, Australians, and New Zealanders won a pivotal battle.

Chilliwack apartment managers fined $55K by WorkSafeBC for ‘high risk violation’ - Langley Advance Times Rental apartment operators did not assess boiler for asbestos prior to removal, investigation finds

Potential asbestos contamination led to a stiff fine for a property management company in Chilliwack.