Sanitary sewer line work will be done between 265A Street and 30A Avenue
A portion of sales from Joyce Trygg's work will go to David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in Africa
Open call for 2D and 3D artists to focus on current social issues
Five in December, according to staff notices
Federation of Canadian Artists to showcase paintings at Kinsmen Community Centre starting Feb. 19th
Iliajah Pidskalny rides to raise awareness, funds for Canadian drug policy change
Accident in February of 2018 left Aldergrove passenger permanently injured
Carmen Pollard's 10-part Knowledge Network series features segment on 1969 Beach Rock Festival
20-year-old Cody Weatherston suffered brain damage after being t-boned at 256th Street and 16th Ave
'Hopefully more vaccines are approved and the immunization strategy will be adjusted and accelerated'
20-year-old centre back Joel Harrison joins the team with three other players
Theatre in the Country continues to showcase Zoom performances while now offering scene studies
Langley could see snow throughout the week starting Jan. 23
Though Jeremy Pue did not receive a Storyhive grant, he is finding other avenues to make his film
One-third of households have kept their holiday decorations on display in 2021: B.C. Hydro survey
Daniel Jansen Van Doorn was headed to the 2020 Tokyo Olympics before COVID-19 postponed the games
'It's actually turned out to be quite a booming little business,' says Brandon 'Yukon Slim' Isaak
BC Junior A Lacrosse League draft was held remotely on Thursday, Jan. 14
Zoom gatherings including author talks, book clubs, and knitting groups are in the works
After power was knocked out in Aldergrove on Wednesday, teachers refused to work from another school
