
Langley chamber wants economy at centre of municipal election
The Greater Langley Chamber of Commerce has issued candidate briefings and scheduled forums for City and Township races.
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The Greater Langley Chamber of Commerce has issued candidate briefings and scheduled forums for City and Township races.

Category 1 campfires became permitted at noon Thursday, Sept. 3, after Maple Ridge lifted its ban; larger fires and several other burning activities remain prohibited.

Expressions at Uptown Gallery showcases work by local residents living with mental illness and substance-use challenges through the end of September.

The Penthouse Night Club says Instagram removed its business and creator accounts minutes after it posted a sign mocking Donald Trump’s Lake Ontario renaming aspirations.

Two orange tree-wrapping gatherings ahead of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation will honour residential school survivors, children who never returned and their communities.

Const. Kal Dosanjh was arrested in Surrey and faces fraud, theft and breach-of-trust allegations following a covert investigation.

Kal Dosanjh faces nine charges dating to 2017 as Vancouver Police prepare to disclose charges arising from a 2.5-year covert investigation.

The five-storey project at No. 3 and Francis roads will include seven moderately affordable homes and about 6,000 square feet of ground-floor retail.

Vancouver police are seeking witnesses after a black SUV allegedly struck a dog being walked by three children and left the scene Wednesday afternoon.

RCMP say a 16-year-old was speeding and doing wheelies in North Burnaby before allegedly fleeing a traffic stop. He was later ticketed and could face a Class 7 licence suspension.

Court records show Cst. Kal Dosanjh faces nine counts with alleged offence dates spanning 2017 to 2025 in or near Vancouver, Surrey and elsewhere in British Columbia.

A labour arbitrator ruled that dismissal was excessive after finding a City of Coquitlam field arborist took more than 29 hours of unauthorized breaks across 14 days in 2025.
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