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by Debbie Balfour
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by Debbie Balfour
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A growing wave of local philanthropy is helping fund youth mental health services in Langley as community needs continue rising.
by Debbie Balfour
If your commercial property is equipped with a sprinkler system — whether it’s in a warehouse, office, restaurant, or retail space — chances are your insurance policy includes this warranty. Let's talk about it.
by George Moen
From Block Watch to Citizens Patrol, Langley residents are taking a more active role in crime prevention and neighbourhood safety.
by Debbie Balfour
When markets tighten, uncertainty rises, and cash flow becomes more unpredictable, I don't rely on outdated reports or gut feelings. I lean heavily on real-time data to make fast, informed decisions. Here’s how — and what tools I use to make it possible. Let's talk about it.
by George Moen
Langley’s official crime data shows long term improvements, but growing public anxiety is reshaping conversations about safety and community trust.
by Debbie Balfour
The Langley K-Food Festival celebrates Korean cuisine, K-Pop, and K-Drama culture, bringing thousands of visitors to Willoughby Community Park June 6-7.
by Debbie Balfour
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The Langley K-Food Festival celebrates Korean cuisine, K-Pop, and K-Drama culture, bringing thousands of visitors to Willoughby Community Park June 6-7.
by Debbie Balfour
Plans to expand Langley Events Centre raise questions about cost, necessity, and long-term impact as the community weighs growth against financial risk.
by Debbie Balfour
From D-Day and royal coronations to environmental milestones and historic political turning points, May 31 to June 6 reflects another remarkable week in world history.
by Karalee Greer
A growing wave of local philanthropy is helping fund youth mental health services in Langley as community needs continue rising.
by Debbie Balfour
If your commercial property is equipped with a sprinkler system — whether it’s in a warehouse, office, restaurant, or retail space — chances are your insurance policy includes this warranty. Let's talk about it.
by George Moen
From Block Watch to Citizens Patrol, Langley residents are taking a more active role in crime prevention and neighbourhood safety.
by Debbie Balfour
When markets tighten, uncertainty rises, and cash flow becomes more unpredictable, I don't rely on outdated reports or gut feelings. I lean heavily on real-time data to make fast, informed decisions. Here’s how — and what tools I use to make it possible. Let's talk about it.
by George Moen
Langley’s official crime data shows long term improvements, but growing public anxiety is reshaping conversations about safety and community trust.
by Debbie Balfour