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Langley Strong releases full ten-pillar platform — and a tool that builds each voter a personal version
Every commitment now published in plain language; voters can answer a few quick questions and get the parts of the plan built for their neighbourhood and family LANGLEY TOWNSHIP – Langley Strong today released its complete platform for the Township of Langley: ten pillars covering taxpayers, communities, public safety, farmers and heritage, kids, seniors, small […]
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Fact Check: “I Did Everything I Could”
The claim: In a Facebook reel posted September 15 by Eric Woodward and Progress for Langley, the mayor stands on 36 Avenue at 205 Street in Brookswood and says: “We have Council incumbents in this election that have lived in Brookswood for years, saying that they love Brookswood. But if you love Brookswood, how do […]
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Langley gets an F for small business; Langley Strong has the plan to fix it
CFIB ranks Township 48th of 66 Canadian cities, with a red-tape score tied for the worst in B.C.; new pillar sets firm permit deadlines, restores the Economic Development Department, and grows the tax base that protects homeowners LANGLEY TOWNSHIP — The Canadian Federation of Independent Business has given the Township of Langley a failing grade […]
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Langley Strong trustees release “Keep Langley Schools Strong,” a five-pillar plan built on a 97 per cent graduation rate and 5,030 new student spaces
Board Chair Candy Ashdown leads a six-candidate team pledging one district, one team — trustees and councillors pulling in the same direction LANGLEY TOWNSHIP — Langley Strong’s school trustee team today released Keep Langley Schools Strong, its platform for the Langley School District, and the record it is built on: a six-year graduation rate that […]
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Kathie Dalziel Joins Langley Strong, Seeks Langley School Board Seat
A parent advocate, financial professional and community volunteer, Dalziel says every family should have a clear line to the people making decisions about their children’s education Kathie Dalziel announced today that she will seek election as a Langley school trustee this October. She will be part of the Langley Strong team, joining sitting Trustees Candy […]
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Langley Strong: free rec for kids under 12 — and one voice for new schools
New platform pillar sets the goal of making Langley the most child-friendly community in the Lower Mainland, with a housing test for the next generation LANGLEY TOWNSHIP — Langley Strong today released the latest pillar of its platform, Respect for Our Children & Young People, setting a clear goal: make Langley the most child-friendly community […]
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