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Langley Strong: parkland stays green — and the tree rules will actually be enforced
New platform pillar forbids parkland sell-offs, puts teeth in tree protection, and sets a generational goal: the Arbour Ribbon from the Fraser to the border LANGLEY TOWNSHIP — Langley Strong today released Respect for Our Air, Trees & Streams, built on a plain principle: what took generations to grow can be lost in a single […]
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Langley Strong: bridges, not battles — a plan to make working together pay
New platform pillar rebuilds the Township’s relationships with Langley City, Fraser Health, TransLink, senior governments, the school board and First Nations neighbours LANGLEY TOWNSHIP — Langley Strong today released Respect for Our Neighbours, a pillar built on a plain observation: grant money, transit service and infrastructure dollars flow to the councils that show up and […]
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Fact Check: “It’s Irrevocable”
The claim: On the Polytech Report podcast, the host read guest Eric Woodward a listener’s question: that he promised in 2018 to place $55 million of Fort Langley real estate into a charitable trust to eliminate conflict-of-interest concerns, that investigative reporting has since shown the assets stayed in a private for-profit entity, that millions in […]
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Langley Strong: farmland stays farmland — and Langley’s history stays standing
New platform pillar modernizes a 33-year-old Rural Plan, gives farmers fast answers, and protects the landmarks that hold Langley’s stories LANGLEY TOWNSHIP — Langley Strong today released Respect for Our Farmers & Heritage, committing the team to protect the two things residents most often say make Langley itself: its working farmland and its history. The […]
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Fact Check: “Illegal, Illegal, Illegal”
The mayor says the court ruling on his CAC policy was a “nothing burger.” His own council appealed it, dropped the appeal, and replaced the policy twice. The Claim Eric Woodward has spent the past week telling residents that his Community Amenity Contribution (CAC) policy was never found unlawful. On September 21, Progress for Langley […]
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Fact Check: The Mayor’s LAPS Story
The claim: On the Polytech Report podcast this month, Eric Woodward gave his version of the 2025 fight with the Langley Animal Protection Society. He said the public reacted the way it did “given the information that they were given by LAPS, which wasn’t factual.” He said the shelter’s leaders “decided to gaslight the community […]
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