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Michael Wayne Carpenter remains in custody after police allege he was involved in two incidents in Langley days apart following his release.
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Michael Wayne Carpenter remains in custody after police allege he was involved in two incidents in Langley days apart following his release.

B.C. has ordered 458 licensed and transitioning groundwater users in the Salmon River watershed to stop certain irrigation uses as critically low flows threaten returning Chinook salmon.

A 55-year-old man remains in custody after Langley RCMP laid charges linked to two separate incidents in the past week.

A large barn in Langley was destroyed in an early-morning fire Wednesday. No injuries were reported and the cause is under investigation.

Late August in Langley includes family events, food festivals, outdoor films, nature programs, adoption opportunities and a wide range of ongoing community groups.

B.C. has removed public access to its government directory, citing cybersecurity and employee privacy concerns, and says a revised contact page is coming.

The Township of Langley will hold a Sept. 9, 2026 celebration for three new ice arenas and two new dry-floor arenas at Langley Events Centre.

Langley City Coun. Delaney Mack is running for mayor with the Achieving for Langley City slate, which has also named five council candidates for the Oct. 17 election.

A pickup driver suffered minor injuries after colliding with a Langley Fire Rescue Service apparatus responding with lights and sirens on Aug. 16.

B.C.’s police watchdog found no evidence Langley RCMP used unnecessary or excessive force while restraining a man who later died after suffering cardiac arrest in October 2025.

A song written after a Rotarian witnessed the fallout of the Summerland wildfires was played publicly for the first time at Langley’s RibFest fundraiser.

Tru Cooperative Bank is donating $57,500 to organizations supporting people, animals and communities affected by several B.C. wildfires.
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