Langley Advance Times

1 day ago | langleyadvancetimes.com | Tom Zytaruk

A Whalley residential development project once again came before council on May 12, along with a public hearing where residential tenants being displaced by it told the politicians they're being left homeless. The owner is a numbered company, 1353580 B.C. Ltd., with the agent listed as RBI Group of Companies.

4 days ago | langleyadvancetimes.com | Matthew Claxton

Local equestrian riders won a second change in Langley Township's bylaw governing public spaces, after council voted to soften requirements that riders clean up horse manure off public streets and trails. The Township has been considering an updated public spaces regulation bylaw. Broad bylaws like these are updated every few years to keep them current.

4 days ago | langleyadvancetimes.com | Dan Ferguson

Vancouver Bandits will begin their seventh Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL) season with a road trip to Saskatoon, to face the Saskatchewan Rattlers on Thursday, May 15. Bandits will be aiming to maintain the momentum from Saturday's 100-78 win over the Langley-based Sikh Warriors, an  exhibition charity match at Langley Events Centre that saw newly-signed Bandit guard Tristan Jass finish his first professional match with a game-high 28 points.

4 days ago | langleyadvancetimes.com | Matthew Claxton

There were plenty of parties that lost out big in the recent federal election. The NDP is first and foremost, down from 25 seats won in the 2021 election to just seven last month. The Bloc Quebecois dropped from 32 seats won last time to 23 this time. The Greens had three seats last time, and dropped to a mere one. But what about the People's Party of Canada? They elected exactly zero MPs in both 2021 and 2025.

4 days ago | langleyadvancetimes.com | Dan Ferguson

Spring shearing market at Kensington Prairie Farm at 1736 - 248th St. saw alpacas patiently enduring close hair cuts on Saturday and Sunday. Spring shearing market at Kensington Prairie Farm at 1736 - 248th St. pic.twitter.com/y37xV45tdG — Langley Advance Times (@LangleyTimes) May 11, 2025 Their wool will be used to make a wide variety of products.