Former identity thief speaks on Nov. 26

Just last week, dozens, if not hundreds, of Langley residents had their debit cards skimmed, thousands of dollars drained out of people’s bank accounts. If you have ever wondered who are the people behind ‘the crime of the century,’ hear from a former identity thief who plans to speak at... more

TransLink's Prendergast offers parting advice

Keep the pressure on to get the kind of transit system the region needs. That's the advice from outgoing TransLink CEO Tom Prendergast, who spoke to civic and business leaders Thursday at the Metro Cities Conference in Vancouver. "If you want to... more

• Road pricing risky but worth it: Red Ken
• Pesticide use defended
• Few riding cheap on Golden Ears Bridge

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Eckford makes NHL debut

It's been quite a week for Tyler Eckford. First, the 24-year-old Langley native was named the American Hockey League's player of the week for Nov. 8-15 after the defenceman – who played in Surrey from 2003-2005 – registered two goals, seven... more

• Lightning win a thriller
• One more shot for Kodiaks to earn spot at provincials
• Signature move

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The X factor at work

They say you can’t believe everything you read. That’s especially true if you’ve read that White Rock screenwriter Kraig Wenman has mixed it up in the ring with one of the most famous (and notorious) heavyweight boxers of our time. “No, I’ve... more

• Arts briefs
• Double-double serving of comedy and drama
• Potter prof displays at craft fair

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Off the Cuff with Maureen Joyce

Maureen Joyce has been the executive director of Stepping Stone Community Services Society for the past 22 years. She is also the chair of the Langleys’ homelessness committee. What jobs did you have before Stepping Stone? I had three previous... more

• Christmas Bureau's help can multiply
• Nominations needed for good citizen award
• Concert focuses on hospitality

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