Traffic was backed up from Fraser Highway to 200th Street on the Bypass.
The officer tracked down the suspected speeder and handed out a host of tickets.
The seven new trucks will be hitting the road soon, and are among the first of their kind.
A separate investigation over alleged securities violations cleared the local man.
Police are asking for tips to identify the man responsible.
The change to the schedule at the George Preston Rec Centre has displaced a local league.
Mark Chandler's lawyer argued before the B.C. Court of Appeal Friday to keep him in Canada.
Crews and individuals are working to clear roads and sidewalks.
All public schools in the Langley School District are closed Monday.
A car burned on Friday, just off 200th Street.
The Explosives Disposal Unit checked out what turned out to be a battery in a box.
With Langley's shelter at capacity, the homeless are seeking anywhere to get out of the cold.
A young boy is still recovering from serious injuries sustained in late 2017.
The cause of a blaze on 248th Street Friday morning is not yet known.
Housing construction, density, and transit dominated the discussion.
...much less make climate change deniers drink.
The government ordered $7,000 in back pay returned to 18 workers.
Zenabis is still planning to keep up its bedding plant business as well as legal cannabis.
The province is increasing the budget for the rebuild, to be completed by late next year.
The B.C. Legislature spending scandal is a blast from the past.
