Carrying the torch — it was magic

For the past few weeks I’ve been jogging, getting ready to do my 300 metres carrying the Olympic Torch. People were regularly asking me, “Are you getting excited?” I would always say yes, but even though I was looking forward to the experience, I wasn’t feeling excited. Maybe I’ve had too... more

Thousands cheer as Olympic flame visits Langley

An enormous number of people, perhaps as much as half of Langley's population, watched as the Olympic torch for the 2010 Winter Olympics made its way through various parts of the community on Monday. The flame crossed the Golden Ears Bridge... more

• Hometown medallist lights cauldron
• WEB EXTRA: Giraffe dies, cruelty charges forwarded
• Explosive device found on Langley City street

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Giants blast Hurricanes

The Vancouver Giants thumped the Lethbridge Hurricanes 11-1 at the Langley Events Centre Wednesday night. They put 50 shots on net and held the Hurricanes to just 17 of their own. Craig Cunningham, James Henry and David Musil all scored... more

• Kodiaks streak in race for playoffs  
• You Can't Bring Me Down
• Hawks still in playoff contention

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New Walnut Grove development proves popular

Walnut Grove, 106 townhomes and 12 floor plans. This is Time, the latest residential development by ParkLane Homes that puts a blend of style and elegance under the spotlight. From subdued to dramatic, Time has plenty of features that appeal to... more

• Mayors to address February chamber meeting
• Tourism awards handed out
• Business awards will be given out

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Chase away the winter blues with Poppy music night

Poppy Music Dept. February Blues Date: Saturday, Feb. 13 Time: 7 p.m. Admission: $10 Venue: D.W. Poppy Sec. 23752 52 Ave. Tickets: 604-530-2151 Every year, fans of jazz and blues have the opportunity to listen to some of the finest music performed by local students. High schools... more

• Blink and you'll miss golden month of Olympic freebies  
• The Left is doing alright
• Who knows best?

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Hands-on in Haiti

On Jan. 14, Doug Jarvie sat alone in the Los Angeles airport with his Bible in his hands, praying for answers. Two days earlier, the president of Langley-based Starfish Ministries Canada had been on his way to Haiti, accompanied by his... more

• A stream of dreams
• Robert Burns remembered  
• Relay for Life early bird deadline approaching

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Rumor brings independence to Langley woman's life

Zosia Ettenberg is used to doing things for herself, from grocery shopping to getting out to social functions and charity events. But it’s been a challenge for the polio survivor who now uses a motorized wheelchair and van to get... more  

• Walk for Memories set for this weekend
• The world needs more cake

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Carrying the torch — it was magic

For the past few weeks I’ve been jogging, getting ready to do my 300 metres carrying the Olympic Torch. People were regularly asking me, “Are you getting excited?” I would always say yes, but even though I was looking forward... more

• Politics gets in the way of budget probe
• Torch run was a terrific event
• B.C. VIEWS: Lessons of the Peace valley flood

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The Den Report, Lions beat 'Riders, now 2-4

It took six weeks, but the B.C. Lions were finally able to put forward a complete effort in their 35-20 win over Saskatchewan last Friday. But it was their play on defense that won the game for the Lions. Six... more

• The Den Report, Logan impressing in NFL camp
• The Den Report, Lions sign three
• Everything I like is bad for me

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