Pipe bomb delivered

July 23 The makings of a pipe bomb was found by a Langley father who decided to to bring the items into a field in the area of the former Township Hall on Fraser Highway and 48 avenue, beside the police detachment. Const. Patrick Davies confirmed that that bomb making... more

WEB EXTRA Snow opens shelter for homeless again

Langley's emergency shelter will be open for Friday and Saturday due to the snow, said Salvation Army's Gary Johnson. The shelter, that opens from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. at Langley Evangelical Church, is run by volunteers and one paid member. The... more

• New Year’s Eve marked one year missing
• Snow, rain, ice — Langley has had it all Winter wallop
• Police

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The Times Ticker

All-star Pope Matt Pope is all-star bound. The rookie forward, in his first year of professional hockey, will represent the National Conference in the East Coast Hockey League’s 17th annual all-star game later this month. Pope, 24, plays for the Bakersfield Condors.... more

• A look back at some of the Times’ best sports pictures from the second half of 2008
• Rangers ground Flyers in final
• Langley atom hockey team wins shootout thriller Eagles soar to gold at Coquitlam tournament

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Saturday date book The Langley Times

• Christmas Tree Chipping The Kinsmen Club of Langley will host its third annual Christmas tree chipping on Saturday, Jan. 3 and Sunday, Jan. 4 from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Langley Kinsmen Hall, 20178 72 Ave. By... more

• Date book
• Saturday date book The Langley Times
• Wednesday date book The Langley Times

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Y2K decade drawing to a close Millennium Bug panic laid practical groundwork

We are now into the last year of this decade, 2009 is here whether we are ready for it or not. What’s in store for us this year? Certainly the Olympics are just around the corner and as the year... more

• Everything’s not under control Winter roads deserve respect, however safe they look
• Rail relief needed
• East-centric bailout

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MP should have helped Township to secure Events Centre funding Tour was not just photo op

Editor: Good for Township councillor Jordan Bateman, he should stick to his guns, (The Langley Times, Dec. 24)  In the long run, the new Langley Events Centre will be a nice benefit to the community. Aside from touring the Events Centre with... more

• Pedestrians deserve clear walkways
• Event Centre one more example of inequity
• UPS service went above and beyond norm

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