Merry & Bright returns to Martini Town

A 30-foot tree of stacked presents, sushi tacos, and a Scrooge on Friday nights are all part of this year’s holiday event.

Fraser Health records highest number of toxic drug deaths so far this year

The Fraser Health region lost 68 lives to unregulated drugs over July and August.

Hospital foundations team up on South Fraser healthcare funding

Three hospital foundations say healthcare in the South Fraser hasn’t kept pace with the region’s growth.

The Fraser Valley is lighting up purple to highlight intimate partner violence

Local businesses are showing support for Purple Lights Nights.

Carnavalito on the Road is coming to Langley

The owners expect to reopen around October 1.

The stɑl'əw̓ Pow Wow returns to Langley for its fifth year

More than 500 dancers, an all-women's drum competition, and a vibrant vendors' market await at this year's event

Fort Langley Jazz Festival launches campaign to protect its free programming

Rising costs are threatening the two free days that have defined the festival for nearly a decade.

The Fraser Valley has great wine. Not enough people know it yet.

Bobbi-Rhea Mackie wants the Fraser Valley to become a must-visit wine destination.

Langley City voters will weigh in on two facility expansions this fall

A non-binding community opinion vote will accompany the October 17 municipal ballot

The Fort Langley Jazz & Arts Festival is back — but its free days may be on borrowed time

The ninth annual festival runs July 23–26, with free programming Saturday and Sunday.

Langley City is looking for an artist to design its fall street banners

The submission deadline is October 29 — and the selected artist receives a $1,000 honorarium.

Fraser Health records highest number of toxic drug deaths in May, but sees downward trend in 2026

Fraser Health was the only authority in the province to record a higher death toll in May 2026 than in May 2025.

Langley City and the Waceya Métis Society teamed up on emergency preparedness

Métis leadership and city staff brought practical emergency skills to 30 residents this weekend.

Langley Craft Beverage Week is in full swing

The Langley Loop's annual celebration runs through June 14.

Aging equipment and rising demand are straining Langley Memorial Hospital

A $25-million fundraising campaign launched last week

Langley Job’s Daughters celebrates 60 years of empowering young women

Founded in 1965, the Langley chapter of Job’s Daughters International has mentored generations through service, leadership, and community engagement.

Spooktacular events in the Fraser Valley this October

Where to unleash your spooky side this October in the Fraser Valley

Researchers solve blueberry virus mystery

Genetic sequencing revealed the surprising reason behind the mystery disease afflicting blueberry plants in the Fraser Valley

Langley’s largest infrastructure project is complete

The new project cost $19M

Eight things to do in the Fraser Valley this September

Festivals, art exhibitions, Renaissance fairs, charity runs and forest walks

Seniors’ social prescribing program receives $125K in grants

Fraser Health offers the program in six communities in the Fraser Valley

Is the Township of Langley destroying its emergency water sources?

The Township recently decommissioned several municipal wells, a move some residents say will make the area vulnerable to shortages during earthquakes and other natural disasters

BC loses 16,000 jobs in July

Canada lost 41,000 jobs overall, unemployment remained 6.9%

Wednesday - Aug. 6, 2025 - Fraser Valley real estate market continues to slow down

Fraser Valley Regional District receives $40K for new evacuation route

Langley Township and other communities also received funding for their emergency plans