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Langley Advance Times is a community-focused news outlet serving Langley and the broader Fraser Valley in British Columbia.
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Giants take down Cougars at Langley Events Centre (opens the original)
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Vancouver Giants came out flying, scoring three times in the opening frame, thanks to goals from Crosby Mateychuk, Derek Thurston, and Mathis Preston. The G-Men defeated the Prince George Cougars 4-2 in the second game of a back-to-back on Sunday evening at Langley Events Centre. Midway through the first period, Mateychuk completed a give-and-go with Preston in the neutral zone before dishing the puck to Brett Olson, who’s shot missed the net, but Mateychuk was able to chip it home to open the s
Prayer breakfast speaker is wealth expert (opens the original)
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The speaker at this year’s Langley Prayer Breakfast is a personal finance columnist who founded a Canadian wealth advisory firm that serves affluent families. Tim Cestnick will speak at the Friday, Oct. 16 event at the Langley Events Centre, with a speech titled Certainty in Uncertain Times. A columnist for the Globe and Mail’s Report on Business, as well as the author of 18 books ad a regular commentator on financial TV shows, Cestnick is a CPA and a Certified Financial Planner. He’ll be speaki
COMMUNITY CALENDAR: Langley happenings (opens the original)
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(Library events are clustered at the bottom) Grave Tales: Tickets are on sale for Fort Langley’s spooky tours which run Oct. 16 to 31, with different themed tours available. Info: parks.canada.ca/lhn-nhs/bc/langley. . Derby Reach Park Day: Public invited to community celebration at Derby Reach Park from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 3. Meet at 10748 Allard Cres. Event includes heritage apples, learning about the Langley Bog (not open to the public), guided tours, and more. Hosted by the De
Fatal Tsawwassen crash not an intentional attack on B.C. Truth and Reconciliation event: police (opens the original)
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A crash that killed two people and injured two others on Tsawwassen First Nation land Wednesday was not an intentional attack on a National Truth and Reconciliation Day event happening at the time, police say. The Tsawwassen First Nation ended its National Truth and Reconciliation Day ceremony early on Wednesday, Sept. 30, after what Delta Police are calling a “serious collision” in the parking lot at Tsawwassen Mills, on TFN lands. The crash happened shortly before 10:30 a.m. Wednesday. “Four p
Rivermen 1-1 after first weekend of the season (opens the original)
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Langley Rivermen were unable to squeak out a victory during their home opener this past weekend, falling 5-2 to the Chilliwack Chiefs Friday at The Lodge in the George Preston Recreation Centre. But they were able to hit the ice again the very next night and turn it all around. On Saturday, against the visiting Cowichan Capitals, the Rivermen found themselves trailing in the first two minutes of play. But they fought back and dominated through most of the game, defeating their guests 5-1 thanks
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