$1,000 reward offered to identify person who trapped Langley raccoon
The Fur-Bearers is offering a $1,000 reward after a young raccoon found in Brookswood dragging a leg-hold trap was euthanized because of severe injuries.
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Judge rules two candidates ineligible, reducing Surrey school trustee ballot from 26 names to 24
Two New Surrey+ candidates were removed after a judge found their nomination papers were not properly filed, while six Surrey Now candidates remain eligible for the Oct. 17 civic election.
Surrey Now-Leader
Majority of B.C. small businesses face rising costs and weaker demand, TD survey finds
More than 60 per cent of B.C. small-business owners reported direct financial challenges in the past year, while costs, cash flow and softer customer demand remain concerns.
Daily Hive Vancouver
Notice issued for disposition of abandoned personal property
Furniture, clothing, electronics and other belongings formerly at a Langley residence may be disposed of unless a claimant acts within 30 days of being served notice.
Langley Advance Times
Air Canada partners with Pacific Coastal Airlines to expand travel connections
A new bilateral interline agreement will let eligible travellers book connecting Air Canada and Pacific Coastal flights on one ticket and check in for all flights at departure.
Daily Hive Vancouver
Orange shirts available for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
The White Rock Community Centre is selling orange shirts on behalf of Semiahmoo First Nation for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
City of White Rock
B.C. teacher formally reprimanded over ‘inappropriately political’ social-media video
A Burnaby high school teacher was formally reprimanded after posting a song following a high-profile U.S. murder that some students viewed as threatening and as condoning extreme violence.
CTV News Vancouver
Richmond RCMP arrest 21 and recover more than $5,675 in stolen goods
Richmond RCMP say September retail-theft operations in Richmond and at YVR led to 21 arrests and the recovery of more than $5,675 in merchandise.
Richmond News
Totest Aleng to host Saturday event marking that every child matters
Surrey’s Totest Aleng: Indigenous Learning House will hold its final Saturday session on Sept. 26, inviting residents to learn about Orange Shirt Day and share reflections.
Surrey Now-Leader
Township of Langley flags to fly at half-mast for Police and Peace Officers’ National Memorial Day
Canadian, BC and municipal flags at Township of Langley facilities and parks will fly at half-mast from sunrise to sunset on Sunday, September 27.
Township of Langley
Burnaby uses Indigenous art to help residents explore four natural hazards
The City of Burnaby worked with Musqueam artist Kelly Cannell on artworks about fire, flood, earthquakes and tsunamis, with translations in hən̓q̓əmin̓əm̓ and Sḵwx̱wú7mesh sníchim.
City of Burnaby
Maple Ridge father of three Chris Sandve seeks SD42 school trustee seat
Chris Sandve says he would prioritize safe, inclusive schools, stronger literacy and numeracy foundations, and more classroom resources if elected.
Maple Ridge News
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