
Driver receives 90-day driving ban after Aldergrove Highway 1 crash
Police say a novice driver failed a roadside breath screening after a Ford Ranger struck a concrete divider and spun across lanes on Highway 1 in Aldergrove.
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Police say a novice driver failed a roadside breath screening after a Ford Ranger struck a concrete divider and spun across lanes on Highway 1 in Aldergrove.

A 23-year-old Kamloops resident received a 90-day driving prohibition after a Ford Ranger struck a concrete divider on Highway 1 early Saturday, Langley RCMP say.

A 23-year-old Kamloops man failed a roadside screening after his Ford Ranger crashed on Highway 1, police say.

Langley City is shifting bylaw staff into expanded community safety roles and creating a single municipal contact point to improve prevention and service coordination.

The province has paused plans to apply PST to professional services after business groups, including the Greater Langley Chamber of Commerce, raised concerns about added costs.

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Township residents can dispose of household hazardous waste at a drive-through collection event Sept. 19 and 20 at George Preston Recreation Centre.

Langley’s average asking rent reached $2,266 in August, rising from July while one- and two-bedroom rents remained below year-earlier levels.

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Langley City voters will elect a mayor, council and two school board trustees on Oct. 17 after nominations closed Sept. 11.

Langley Township voters will choose a mayor, eight councillors and five school trustees on Oct. 17 from a field dominated by two slates.
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