Matthew Claxton

Boredom has been vanquished from our society, and we're starting to see the effects of it. For one thing, we now have some empirical evidence that lack of boredom – or rather, distraction – has caused the birthrate to drop.

Jami Watson is making her second run for a Township council seat this fall, after running last October in a byelection

A Langley landowner asked Township council for permission to build a house on his south Brookswood property, which thanks to a no-build covenant has an assessed value of just over $10,000.

A Langley woman who said she is facing fines of about $49,000 for cutting down a number of trees on her property without a permit asked the Township council to give her a break on Monday, July 13.

B.C.'s liquor regulator has ordered a Langley pub to pay a $7,000 fine after it was accused of accepting thousands of dollars to promote a specific brand of beer in 2024 and 2025.

A second Langley Blaze player has been chosen in the Major League Baseball draft, this time joining the Yankees organization.

With a full pipe band, an honour guard with silver axes, and a ceremonial “push in,” Langley Township officially opened its new fire hall in Brookswood on Thursday, July 16.

State-of-the-art hall expected to reduce response times in the neighbourhood

A developer has requested a rezoning to allow the construction of 125 new townhouses in Brookswood's Booth neighbourhood.

Langley family doctors have a good problem – they're looking for patients.