Canada restricted foreign homebuyers to improve affordability. Years later, many are asking whether the policy solved the problem or missed the real issue.

Development Cost Charges help fund infrastructure, but critics argue they increase housing prices. Who ultimately pays the cost of growth?

Langley's growth boom brings new infrastructure, but also tough questions about DCCs, taxes, debt, affordability, and who ultimately pays.

The Vancouver Giants' planned move to Surrey marks the end of an era for Langley, where the team has built a lasting legacy through hockey, community partnerships, and local pride.

Langley's commercial real estate market continues to evolve as industrial demand remains strong, retail adapts, and future SkyTrain expansion creates new opportunities.

Wondering what's happening in Langley this summer? Willowbrook Shopping Centre is hosting free weekly activities including sports days, craft sessions, and outdoor movie nights. Summer in the Courtyard runs from July 3 to August 28 and offers fun for the whole family.

Fireworks remain a Canada Day tradition, but Langley City and Township have different rules, permits, and enforcement requirements that residents should understand before celebrating.

David Eby says critics misunderstood B.C.'s condo buyout proposal, insisting the focus is affordable homeownership rather than rescuing developers.