Aldergrove Star

Aldergrove Star is a local newspaper based in Aldergrove, British Columbia.

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Aldergrove league remembers No. 24

1 day ago | aldergrovestar.com | Dan Ferguson

Devon Sutton-Havard’s favourite position was pitcher, and there was no greater thrill for him than striking someone out. Sutton-Havard is also remembered as a talented short stop and a devoted teammate on a memorial plaque that just went up on the dugout at "Devon's diamond," the field where the Aldergrove Community Secondary school student used to play.
Torch run unites cops, athletes for Langley Special Olympics

2 days ago | aldergrovestar.com | Matthew Claxton

Langley RCMP officers and local Special Olympians took to the streets of Langley on Wednesday, June 4, for the annual Law Enforcement Torch Run fundraiser. Flanked by a couple of squad cars for traffic control, the run started at the local RCMP detachment in Murrayville and wound its way through the community. Special Olympics is an organization that facilitates people with intellectual disabilities taking part in sports at all ages.
GranFondo returns to Langley

3 days ago | aldergrovestar.com | Dan Ferguson

The largest cycling event in the Fraser Valley, Langley's GranFondo on Sunday, June 8, will offer a course with "just enough hills," an online advisory from organizers stated. It was expected to attract people from across B.C., Canada, Europe and the United States, as well as Pacific Rim countries.
Seniors advocate decries ageism during visit to Aldergrove

3 days ago | aldergrovestar.com | Heather Colpitts

“Share your stories,” as a way to combat ageism, urged the B.C. seniors advocate during a visit to Aldergrove on Friday. Dan Leavitt wants the broader population to better understand the discrimination older people face. “We’re right now doing a campaign to hear stories from seniors around the province,” he told the crowd during the May 30 visit to Bellevue Park seniors complex in Aldergrove. “We want to hear what your contributions are.” Ageism manifests in many forms.
Living 60+: Libraries busy serving seniors across Langley

4 days ago | aldergrovestar.com | Matthew Claxton

Langley's libraries only have a few programs that are designed explicitly for seniors – but they have a lot of programs that seniors love and frequently use, according to local librarians. Libraries in Langley City and Township are part of the Fraser Valley Regional Library (FVRL) system, a network of libraries that includes branches in Maple Ridge, Delta, Port Coquitlam, and communities as far east as Boston Bar.
Golfers get chance to swing for the paws

4 days ago | aldergrovestar.com | Roxanne Hooper

While dogs are typically not encouraged on the greens of any Langley golf courses, there's going to be an exception made later this month. A number of cute and cuddly pups will be chauffeured around the Fort Langley Golf Course in golf carts on Friday, June 20, sharing kisses to grateful and willing participants in the Paws on the Green golf tournament.
Pride goes country in Fort Langley

4 days ago | aldergrovestar.com | Heather Colpitts

Round up the pals for an old-school, boot-stompin' hoedown to celebrate Queer country music at Fort Langley Community Hall on Friday, June 6. The show starts at 7:30 p.m. and features an all-star line up of B.C. country Queer talent. The performers do an array of country classics by Hank Williams, Patsy Cline, Dolly Parton, Lavender Country and more, along with their own originals.
Lock-off apartments coming to Langley Township

4 days ago | aldergrovestar.com | Matthew Claxton

Lock-off apartments and secondary suites inside townhouses are likely on their way for Langley Township, after council gave staff the go-ahead to bring forward a new housing bylaw. Until now, secondary suites in Langley Township have only been allowed in detached, single-family homes. But changes to the B.C. Building Code starting in 2019 allowed for suites inside townhouses, fourplexes, and other medium-density homes.
VIDEO: Dozens turn out for 4th annual Stroll in memory of Langley’s Seamus Gee

5 days ago | aldergrovestar.com | Dan Ferguson

Dozens turned out to honour the memory of the late Seamus Gee in Langley's Campbell Valley Regional Park on Sunday, a fundraising walk for Foundry Langley. Dozens took part in the 4th Seamus Gee Stroll to honour the memory of the Langley teen. pic.twitter.com/VW8nAWupng — Langley Advance Times (@LangleyTimes) June 1, 2025 "He was one of those persons that would just light up a room," his dad Mike told the Langley Advance Times.
New school site purchased in Langley's southwest Latimer area

1 week ago | aldergrovestar.com | Matthew Claxton

Langley's next new school site has been purchased, and it's in the southwest corner of the fast-growing Willoughby neighbourhood, provincial and local officials announced on Friday, May 30. The new school will be built at 198B Street and 74 Avenue in the Southwest Latimer area. Infrastructure Minister Bowinn Ma visited Langley Secondary (LSS), where construction has started on a separate 12-classroom expansion, to announce the land purchase.