The first generation born with the internet in their pockets is quietly logging off. From dumb phones and disposable cameras to fountain pens and vinyl, Gen Z is rejecting the always-on life in favour of slower, tactile, more human experiences. It isn't nostalgia — it's a rebellion.
As climate risks grow, Langley faces increasing pressure to invest in flood protection infrastructure that safeguards homes, businesses, farmland, and future growth.
Six earthquakes in 24 hours have raised questions worldwide. Discover what causes earthquakes, the role of the Pacific Ring of Fire, and why experts say most were not connected.
Six earthquakes in 24 hours have raised questions worldwide. Discover what causes earthquakes, the role of the Pacific Ring of Fire, and why experts say most were not connected.
The first generation born with the internet in their pockets is quietly logging off. From dumb phones and disposable cameras to fountain pens and vinyl, Gen Z is rejecting the always-on life in favour of slower, tactile, more human experiences. It isn't nostalgia — it's a rebellion.
As climate risks grow, Langley faces increasing pressure to invest in flood protection infrastructure that safeguards homes, businesses, farmland, and future growth.
While roads and transit projects grab headlines, Langley's water, wastewater, and stormwater infrastructure may be the most important investments supporting growth, environmental protection, and quality of life.
Langley's road widening projects aim to reduce congestion and support growth, but critics question whether expanding roads ultimately creates more traffic and environmental costs.
Langley’s real estate market is dividing by property type, with detached homes, townhomes, and condos each facing different sales pressures and future opportunities.
Langley's largest infrastructure project promises transit improvements and growth opportunities while raising concerns over costs, density, environmental impacts, and construction disruption.
