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Kwantlen chief Marilyn Gabriel, centre, along with her husband, Kevin Kelly, left and son, Michael Kelly Gabriel, drummed and sang at Township council’s Monday meeting. The trio was there to thank the municipality for facilitating the return of land on Brae Island to the Kwantlen people. Video online at langleytimes. com.

Langley poultry farmer outraged, but not surprised, by video TROY LANDREVILLE Times Reporter

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Heartfelt thanks for land’s return Parcel of property on Brae Island turned over to Kwantlen First Nation the Township facilitating a transfer of municipal land on Brae Island to the Kwantlen First Nation. The bylaw, which council unanimously passed, will remove park dedication from a 3.7 acre lot in the 9400 block of Glover Road, adjacent to the Kwantlen First Nation on Brae Island in Fort Langley. This will enable it to be transferred to Seyem’ Qwantlen Land Development Ltd., which manages Kwantlen First Nation business activities and opportunities.

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There was a powerful silence inside Township council chambers on Monday night, as three members of the Kwantlen First Nation gave an emotional thank you to council and staff. Chief Marilyn Gabriel, who attended the meeting with her husband, Kevin Kelly, and son, Michael Kelly Gabriel, spoke many kind words, and drummed an honour song, to express their gratitude for

“I felt it in my heart to come and speak to you and the people of the Langley community,” Marilyn said. “It’s a really emotional day for our people to have this parcel returned.” An anonymous donor purchased the lot so it could be transferred to the Kwantlen First Nation, in recovery of lands considered to be part of their traditional territory. An alternative approval process to obtain elector approval for the transaction was held this spring. With less than 1 per cent of the Township’s

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The owner of a Langley poultry farm is outraged, but not surprised, about the shocking abuse of chickens in Chilliwack. In the wake of the undercover footage of employees throwing, kicking, stomping and tearing apart birds at Chilliwack chicken farms, five employees and one supervisor of the local farm labour company involved have been fired, according to the company’s president. Kendall Ballantine of Central Park Farms said that while the Continued on A3

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Homeless man killed by train Police say 42-year-old victim was wearing headphones when he was struck from behind DAN FERGUSON Times Reporter

A homeless man who died in hospital after he was hit by a train while walking on the tracks at Mufford Crescent near Glover Road Tuesday night has been identified as a 42-year-old from Langley. Langley RCMP did not release the man’s name but next of kin have been notified. The victim was walking southwest on the railway tracks around 8:30 p.m. when he was hit.

The man appeared to be wearing headphones and likely did not hear the train approaching, RCMP said. The crew of the train sounded the horn and attempted to stop the locomotive, but the man was struck from behind. Emergency crews responded to find the victim suffering life-threatening injuries. CPR was performed and the patient was rushed to hospital in grave condition where he succumbed to his injuries early Wednesday morning.

A 42-year-old homeless man was rushed to hospital, but later died after being struck by a train in Langley on Tuesday night. Shane MacKichan photo

‘Glaring reminder’ of reason for becoming a farmer Continued from A1 footage may come as a surprise to many, to her it’s a “glaring remind er” of why she got into farming three years ago. Located in South Langley, Central Park Farms “raises chickens, pigs, and cattle, but we specialize in non-GMO fed, free range meat chickens that are raised with pasture access and are non-medicated,” Ballantine pointed out. The chicken-catching service involved in the video had been hired to round up chickens for transport to the Lilydale/Sofina Foods slaughter plant in Port Coquitlam, the SPCA said in a statement. Mercy for Animals created a website, www.chickentorture.ca, where it posted the video of clips edited together, a petition to ask Loblaws to stop sourcing Lilydale Chicken, other allegations

against Lilydale, and information on vegan alternatives to poultry. Ballantine noted that the employees shown abusing the chickens were from a third-party independent company working at a variety of local, large-scale, commercial chicken farms. “Sadly I’m not surprised by this,” she added. “Animal welfare is not at the forefront of decision-making in these types of operations — the crew is there to get a job done and done fast. It makes me wonder how much training these employees get on proper handling and animal welfare, because I’d be surprised if they receive any at all.” Farmers need to play an active roll in what’s happening on their farms, according to Ballentine: “I understand crews catch at night, but was there someone from the farm managing the crew? If they truly care about animal welfare

A worker employed by a Chilliwack-based agricultural employer seen throwing chickens into crates in an undercover video filmed by Mercy For Animals. they would have procedures and checks in place to make sure this isn’t happening on their farms. Based on this video this clearly isn’t an isolated event.” She also believes the blame lies partly with the consumers.

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support them,” Ballantine said. “Farmers are raising animals to the conditions we’re willing to support and pay for. We want cheap meat? Then I can guarantee we aren’t getting ethically raised meat.” She said small farmers like herself don’t outsource functions on their farms. “At our farm, we are our catching crew and we handle the transportation of our animals so I can say with certainty that this isn’t happening on our farm,” Ballantine said. “We load our chicken, then drive the 35 minutes to the processing plant just before our early morning appointment, that way I can guarantee my animals are loaded and in transport for the least amount of time possible and so we can minimize stress for our animals.” - Files from Paul Henderson, Black Press

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‘Tax collector’ phone scam resurfaces

A reminder that Revenue Canada doesn’t phone and doesn’t involve police about collections DAN FERGUSON Times Reporter

When the phone rang, she picked it up without looking at the call display. The man on the line said his name was “Ryan Smith”, and he was with the “tax service.” His English wasn’t the best, but he was able to get his point across. “The taxation is going to take you to court for fraud,” Smith said. “The tax service has filed with the court because they think There have been several reports of fake tax collectors phoning Langley you’ve done fraud.” Dan Ferguson Langley Times That was when the woman, a residents. resident of Langley’s Otter area The next day, her next-door government officials since Jan(who asked not to be named) neighbour reported getting the uary of 2014. looked at the call display. During that time, there have “It was an odd number. It same sort of threatening call didn’t say Canada Revenue left as a message on his voice been reports of roughly 40,000 mail. calls made to Canadian resiAgency (CRA).” He simply deleted it without dences demanding they send She knew from reading news cash to resolve outstanding reports that this was a fairly bothering to call back. Langley RCMP Cpl. Holly tax and/or immigration relatcommon scam during tax season and the caller would prob- Largy said lately, the local ed matters. About 95 per cent are never ably try to convince her to pay detachment has had several up by using a money service people report similar calls to reported, the CAFC estimates. The following is an actual business or pre-paid cards that them on the non-emergency could not be traced to the re- number of 604-532-3200 and quote from an email sent to by coming to the a victim: cipient. front desk at the “We are happy to help you with “By then, I was detachment. our services. As you have already angry” she said. Largy said res- paid a huge amount of money When she told idents should to various scammers. Based on Smith off, he hung remember that your background verification up. Revenue Cana- and as per your discussion with When she called da doesn’t use our senior management personthe number on the police as collec- nel Mr. David Carter, we are call display, antion agents and pleased to pay you CAD 97000 other man, who when there is an dollars. This is to inform you claimed his name issue, prefers to that the above amount will be was “Ray Parker,” begin by sending given to you in four equal inpicked up. a letter. stallments on the payment of “Parker” also “Revenue Cannominal documentation fees claimed to be a tax Langley RCMP ada doesn’t reach which is 4.9 per cent of CAD collector and said Cpl. Holly Largy out by phone 97000$ which is equal to CAD she owed more first,” Largy said. 4753 dollar. This is a one time than $3,000. “There is correspondence, payment of the documentation If she didn’t pay promptly, charges which shall be collected the police would be sent to her usually.” Largy said the force has no- at your door step by our reprehome, he said. But he wouldn’t say where he ticed an increase in text mes- sentative. On receiving the said was calling from, couldn’t say sages with a hypertext link that fees, we shall release your first who had prepared the tax re- purports to be concerning a tax installment cheque worth CAD 24250 dollars within 48 hours. turn he claimed to have in front refund. Clicking on the link takes the If you have any queries you can of him, and couldn’t even spell his name when she demanded. victim to a fake CRA site that reach us via email or you can After she challenged him, he will try to get enough person- call our management personnel al information from them, in- whose details are as under. Mr hung up, too. “It wasn’t fun playing with cluding their Social Insurance David Carter”. If you or a family member has him any more. He was starting Number (SIN), Date of Birth (DOB) and bank account infor- fallen victim to this fraud, you to stutter.” She said if she had been a mation — enough to commit are advised to phone the local police and the Canadian Annaive senior citizen who didn’t identify theft. The same trick is used via ti-Fraud Centre at 1-888-495know anything about the scam, 8501 (9 a.m. to 5 p.m. EST). she would have been a lot more email. According to statistics from You can also contact them upset than she was. “I just had this vision of some the Canadian Anti-Fraud Cen- online at http://www.antifraudpoor little old darling, sitting tre (CAFC) over 2,000 Cana- centre-centreantifraude.ca/rethere (on the phone) scared to dians have lost more than $6.2 portincident-signalerincident/ million to fraudsters posing as index-eng.htm. death.”

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Langley has some of the strongest caseload ratio language in B.C. with a 15:1 support services ratio. The LTA wants the district to create classrooms that uphold that caseload language. “I was talking to a teacher yesterday who had a 47 caseload and taught three math blocks. She was so excited that she will have a caseload of 15 next year. She said, ‘Now I can work with each kid and establish strong IEPs (Individual Education Plans) with them.’ “That’s the kind of service the caseload language can be for students and that’s why we are so passionate to make sure that happens,” said Cook. But Green said the district is seeking guidance from the province on that 15 to 1 ratio. “We want to know with the new ruling, does our caseload language apply or do we adhere to the province’s caseload language,” Green said. At the last board of education meeting, some trustees expressed concern about the province not fully funding Langley school district. “In Surrey, they are hiring like the Dickens and we are here with our hands tied,” said trustee Rod Ross. He asked if the trustees should write a letter to the Ministry asking them to provide the full amount of funding needed to hire the right number of teachers. “I would encourage you to write that letter,” said Green at the meeting. “Is there a sense of foot dragging by the government?” asked trustee David Tod. Trustees are crafting a letter about the underfunding and will send it to the Ministry.

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Parents from R.C. Garnett Elementary have asked the school district to look at capping enrolment at the overcrowded K to 5 facility. Assistant superintendent Mal Gill provided the board of education with an update on the expansion taking place at the Willoughby school at the last board of education meeting. Two storeys are being added to the northeast corner of RC Garnett, which will add eight classrooms and two bathrooms. The hope is to have the expansion complete by December, said Gill. Construction began at spring break and is well underway. But the expansion doesn’t mean there won’t be portables at the school, said Gill. In fact, the school is getting additional portables, with enrolment projected to increase year after year at the K-5 school. Currently, the popu-

lation of the school is 454 students, but it is expected to exceed 500 by next September, said Gill. The school was built under capacity at a maximum of 192 students, More than 300 students enrolled when it opened in 2006. Gill said the PAC has concerns with the high enrolment. “The high enrolment

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Wilford is an environmental entrepreneur. Through Langley-based Jentek Environmental, he designed, built and marketed novel equipment for soil remediation. Wilford developed and patented a number of equipment processes to remedy major problems in soil contamination. The northern spotted owl is one of Canada’s most endangered species, with fewer than 20 individuals remaining in British Columbia. The survival of this species is currently threatened by the loss of old growth forest, creating significant competition for these few remaining habitats with the Barred Owl. Represented by Karen McKeogh, the Langley-based NSO Breeding Program (NSOBP) is a long-term project unique to this species, which using artificial incubation techniques and hand-rearing of newborn chicks, is working to release spotted owls back into protected forests. See full story online at langleytimes.com.

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dents. “They (parents, students and staff) have been inconvenienced but they have been amazing through all this,” Gill said. As someone who lives in the area, trustee David Tod asked that the district be “mindful of their (the PAC’s) requests because they have been through a lot.”

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They may not wear capes, but when it comes to protecting the Earth, they are each heroes in their own right. Langley’s 2017 Environmental Heroes — Jasmine Lee (Youth) , Phil Wilford (Individual) and the people responsible for the Northern Spotted Owl Breeding Program (Business/Organization)— were acknowledged Saturday, during a tree planting ceremony outside the palisade at Fort Langley National Historic Site. This is the 11th year that Langley MP Mark Warawa has hosted the Langley Environmental Hero Awards, which recognize a student, an individual and an organization or business, for their contributions toward a healthier environment for all Canadians. Creating a healthier environment is not something that happens in the span of a year, said Warawa. Rather, he said, the contributions of all the nominees “represent years and years of commitment to the environment.” Each winner received a $500 prize to be donated to the environmental organization of their choice. Joining Warawa in presenting the awards were Member of Parliament for Cloverdale-Langley City, John Aldag; the Langley Environmental Partners Society (LEPS); the Township of Langley; the City of Langley; Fort Langley National Historic Site; TD (Willowbrook Branch) and the Langley School Board. The Times is once again participating as media sponsor. Lee attends R.E. Mountain Secondary, is a member — and for the past year has served as president — of the school’s Aquaponics club.

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Changes to daycare will be slow to arrive Families seeking daycare relief may be watching their child graduate from high school before seeing any meaningful changes in B.C. This wouldn’t be a big deal if young families weren’t already tapped out paying for mortgages, but a second mortgage in the form of child care fees is making life even less affordable. What’s more, there is a daycare shortage locally, with many working families struggling just to find a spot. The truth is Canadians aren’t big on paying for other kids’ daycare and that’s why we have the patchwork system we have now. Even the federal government’s much vaunted daycare plan is targeted mostly to low-income and marginal communities. While that’s good and needed, your average family is not likely to see much benefit. There is great ambivalence towards universal child care supports in this country, unlike in some European countries, where it’s seen as an important pillar of society. Here, child care is seen as an individual responsibility. Thus, tax credits are typically used to transfer money to families instead of a break on daycare fees. Subsidies are only for those in the lowest income brackets while efforts are made to boost the number of daycare spaces through grants to operators, but those amounts rise and fall depending on the economy, government commitment, election cycle, etc. In B.C., the $10-a-day plan proposed by the New Democrats is in jeopardy because of what is likely to be a short-lived NDP-Green partnership. Even if that plan were to succeed, it would have taken years to fully roll out while a switch back to a BC Liberal government or any downturn in the economy would kill it. In Quebec, where a $7-a-day plan gets the most attention, the realities of such a scheme have not lived up to the promise. Public daycare spots are limited, just as they are here, because governments are only willing to put so much money into daycare; thus, only about a third of families get access to them, creating long waiting lists and concerns about substandard care. Meanwhile, the Quebec government has slowly increased fees while even modestly higher income families are taxed back on the subsidies. While it does seem that Quebec’s system has reduced costs for daycare for more families than those who get subsidies in B.C. (targeting only families earning less than $40,000 to $55,000) the cost constraints have resulted in a less than perfect system. So for B.C. to get a long-term, universal daycare plan, such as the NDP has pledged, is a tricky proposal at best and, sadly for thousands of families, may even be a non-starter. – Tri City News

Choosing the right Father’s Day gift can be a tricky business, says our columnist, Jim McGregor. But you can never go wrong by just hanging out and spending time together. Stock image

The trick to buying the right thing for dad Mark Twain is quoted as on Father’s Day go like this: saying, “When I was a boy of “Hi dad, Happy Father’s Day!” 14, my father was so ignorant “Oh thanks, here’s your I could hardly stand to have mom.” the old man around. I recall phoning home one But when I got to be 21, I day and Dad answered the was astonished at how much phone. I immediately thought MCGREGOR he had learned in seven years.” something terrible had hapAs Father’s Day rolls around pened to mom. Dad replied, again, no doubt plans are Jim McGregor “She’s hanging clothes on the being made in many houseline, phone back in 10 minholds on what is the best way utes.” to make dad happy for at least one day. What do you buy for a Father’s Day Mother’s Day marks the biggest day gift? A friend shared, “One year I gave of the year for florists. dad $100 for Father’s Day and told I don’t know if Canadian Tire keeps him, “Buy yourself something that track of such things, but I’ll bet Fa- will make your life easier.” ther’s Day marks the biggest day of He bought jewelry for mom. the year for sales of things for dad’s If you are reading this on Friday, car that he will put in the trunk and two days away from Father’s Day, and never use. you haven’t bought a gift yet, you’re The phone company tells us that on probably not going to put a lot of Mother’s Day there is a significant thought into it. increase in long distance calling and What kind of dad is he? Is he active, phone usage, as everyone wishes mom out there golfing or biking or fishing? the best and spends some time catching Or is he the ‘unbutton his pants, sit in up on family. the big chair and watch sports’ kind Most dad telephone conversations of guy?

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You have to know, because buying the ‘easy chair dad’ a fitness tracker is a huge waste of money. Maybe he’s more suited to wireless headphones so he can listen to Buck Martinez announce home runs while tuning the rest of the world out. A card is always nice, but put some thought into it that expresses your personal relationship with your father. There is always the card with the fishing rod and reel on the front lying next to an old wicker creel and the verse inside says something like: “Dad, I think of you often and with love; you have shaped me and encouraged me.” Or, maybe your relationship is better marked by the card that shouts, “World’s Greatest Farter!” and has a cartoon inside of a family holding their noses and a verse that says, “Dad, you leave me breathless!” If your dad is still with you, make a fuss over him. If he’s not, find a quiet spot to say thanks. Either way, he’ll appreciate it. At least that’s what McGregor says.

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Health less valuable than a truck route? Editor: In Fort Langley, some road segments are planned to be removed from the existing truck route because of their residential nature. The north part of 216 Street has residential areas which are similar in nature, but is slated to be connected to a major highway accessible truck route. In addition to residential areas, 216 Street north also includes two elementary schools, two preschools, a daycare, a Township of Langley community park, and a community garden. Anything more than local

commercial traffic through these residential and school areas along 216 Street north benefits someone or something else than the residents and schoolchildren who live and learn here. Residents and schoolchildren will bear the cost of the truck route through risks and deterioration of their safety, wellbeing and health. In the Creative Transportation Solutions report delivered to the Township Engineering Department, it is clear that removing truck route designations from Fort Langley residential streets

is being done for the wellbeing of Fort Langley residents. Is the safety, wellbeing and health of north Langley schoolchildren along 216 Street (and all residents in this area) really worth less than the money Township will get for converting a segment of 216 Street into a major truck route? Governments need to work hard to safeguard the wellbeing of all residents. It is not easy to balance all the competing objectives, but we do need to put people into this picture, so that truck routes are not given priority over sus-

Developers able to squeeze in under wire of Brookswood OCP Editor: What was the point to the Brookswood-Fernridge OCP update? I would like to express my great dejection over the Brookswood-Fernridge OCP update and a current proposed development. On the Draft OCP that was presented on May 16, the best part in my eyes was that all existing parts of the neighbourhood would have lots that were a minimum of 7,000 square feet across a street from them. I was extremely dismayed to learn last week that there is a development proposal that was submitted on April 26, 2017. This applicant proposes to rezone properties from Suburban Residential Zone (SR-2) to Commercial Zone (C-2) and Multiple Family Residential Zone (RM-2) for the development of

three mixed use buildings and 37 townhouse units. This proposal is contradictory to what’s laid out in the Draft OCP. Residents in this area have been very vocal that we wanted to have stepped development from our existing homes to the planned higher density. The planners listened. They put 7,000 square foot lots along 33A as a sort of buffer between existing residents and the proposed townhouses. Now an applicant is coming in at the 11th hour to skirt the Draft OCP and wants to put mixed use buildings and townhouses on 33A Avenue. That is not what residents asked for in the new OCP. I understand that council has given staff guidance on how to handle all applications submitted before May 16 and that they are

to be viewed under the 1987 OCP. If that’s the case, then what was the point of spending months on an updated OCP only to reach the finish line but have applicants squeeze themselves under the line to get what they want because it’s not on the current Draft OCP? I will be completely discouraged with the whole OCP update process if applications like this are allowed to move forward under the 1987 OCP. As it is still early in this application’s process I have urged council to amend their direction to staff in this case. The whole update process will feel like a sham and a waste of time if this application is allowed to proceed under the old, repealed OCP. Amy Morose, Brookswood

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tainable community planning. Through an FOI inquiring about highway interchange traffic volume modeling, an email was documented which was written on Friday, Jan. 27, 2017, in which Mr. Graeme Cross, the Senior Traffic Operations Engineer at the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure (MOTI) stated to Mr. Gerry Fleming (MOTI/Binnie) and Mr. Jonathan Ho (Binnie): “Strategically, it would be best for the ministry to … ask ToL to be more forthright on their traffic management strategies to keep non-local traffic off of

The real question is, do human beings have compassion? Editor: I appreciate the respectful way that Stephen Ross replied to the submission, “There is no humane way of taking of life” (the Times, May 24). Now this goes into another realm altogether. There are many spiritual groups, such as Hindus, Buddhists and others, who believe animals are creatures that have a soul and need our protection. Some religions show references of the same thought including some from the Bible. Philosophers clear back to the early days of Greece, as well as saints, social leaders, such as Gandhi, St. Francis of Assisi and Pope Francis will state animals have souls. If you know a dog, cat or horse owner, they for sure will swear their animals have souls or at least have emotions and feelings. Scientists have many studies showing certain birds, ele-

phants, chimpanzees, giraffes and other creatures mourn their dead, feel suffering and exhibit many “human” qualities towards each other. The question is not whether animals have souls, but do humans have compassion? Are we evolved to where any killing of an animal or human being is equally disturbing? Do we have hearts as well as souls to look into the eyes of animals on factory farms and sometimes small farms, to see the suffering they go through and want to stop it? These are the questions for us to ponder about ourselves and our humanity. “All beings tremble before violence. “All fear death. All love life. See yourself in others. “Then who can you harm? What harm can you do?” — Buddha Anne Kinney, Langley

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Magnus prepares for national kids cancer ride GARY AHUJA Times Reporter

Chuck Magnus’ daughter, Kristen, asked her father whether people knew she wasn’t a child. The question brought a smile to his face.

“I had to stop for a second,” he recalled. “Kristen, you will always be my kid,” is what he told his daughter, the middle child of three. For the past six years, Magnus has ridden in the Ride to Conquer Cancer but this Sep-

tember, will mark the 60-year-old Langley man’s first time embarking on the Sears National Kids Cancer Ride. Each participant has chosen someone to ride for, but Magnus is riding for two people: Ryder, a little boy

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Public Notice Mosquito Season: Reducing Risks Enjoy a safe summer … and remember to practice the 4 Ds to reduce mosquito risks: 1. Drain your property of unwanted standing water 2. Dusk/Dawn: take extra care at these times 3. Dress appropriately: wear light-coloured, loose-fitting clothing with long sleeves 4. Defend against mosquito bites by using mosquito repellents wisely For more information, visit tol.ca/mosquitoes. Mosquito Control Hotline 604.872.1912

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cluding a stop at the Sears at Willowbrook Shopping Centre — and many of the 17 pediatric cancer facilities across the country. “To complete an exhausting day of riding and then having the incredible honour of visiting a Children’s Hospital and see the faces of those dear children suffering and

fighting cancer, will be more than enough to remove any aches and pains I may be feeling,” he said. Magnus is aiming to raise $100,000 and as of June 14, had raised just over $48,000. He is also one of two Langley men participating in the ride, alongside south Langley’s Al McNabb.

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every year. Prior to last year’s ride, Kristen’s cancer returned. With his daughter following him online from New Brunswick where she now lives, Magnus had an amazing ride. “I rode with such passion that I finished my time two hours early,” he said. Following the ride, he travelled back east to visit Kristen, and as fate would have it, came across the Sears National Kids Cancer Ride. Listening to the riders and hearing their stories, Magnus said the words struck a chord and he knew he had to ride. So he will do both rides this summer, with the Ride to Conquer Cancer Aug. 26 and 27 and then less than two weeks later, the cross-country trek. As part of the event, the riders visit 200 communities — in-

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Canada Day: Saturday, July 1 Celebrate Canada's 150th birthday with the Township of Langley at two free, family events! Langley Canada Day JRBQ Time: 11:00am - 6:00pm Place: Willoughby Community Park Address: 7888 - 200 Street Celebrate Canada Day Time: 11:00am - 3:00pm Place: Langley Centennial Museum Address: 9135 King Street, Fort Langley Visit tol.ca/canadaday for all the details. Recreation, Culture, and Parks 604.882.8800 Langley Centennial Museum 604.532.3536

Public Programs and Events North Langley Truck Route Review Public Information Session The public is encouraged to drop in to an information session about an upcoming transportation project that proposes changes to truck routes in North Langley. Residents and business owners are invited to attend the information session to learn how the proposed project could impact them and to provide input. Date: Monday, June 19 Time: 4:00 - 7:00pm Place: Langley Events Centre, Banquet Hall Address: 7888 – 200 Street (Gate 2) Engineering Division 604.533.6006 enginfo@tol.ca

Public Notice Be Wildlife Aware on the Road The Township of Langley is home to a diversity of wildlife habitat. Our residents share the area with many types of animals – large and small. Preservation of wildlife habitat is considered in planning all of Langley’s communities – let’s keep them safe! Help protect our wildlife by respecting road signs and obeying posted speed limits. Motorists should use extra caution in the early morning and evening hours.

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Notice of Public Hearings Proposed Zoning Changes NOTICE is hereby given that the Township of Langley Council will meet and hold a Public Hearing. AT THE PUBLIC HEARING all persons who believe their interest in property is affected by the proposed bylaws shall be afforded a reasonable opportunity to be heard or to present written submissions respecting matters contained in the bylaws that are the subject of the hearing.

BYLAW NOS. 5280 & 5281 APPLICATION NOS. RO100097 / DP100821 AGENT:

OWNERS:

LOCATION:

Reno Investments 2011 Ltd. 6337 - 198 Street Langley, BC V2Y 2E3 Brian Brown Carrie Sampson Kevin Brown Christine Sampson Michelle Brown and Derek Peters Daryl Sampson Thomas and Ashley McKay Jane Brown Henry Mulder Holly Sampson 0831890 BC Ltd. Sydney and Logan Russell Reno Investments 2011 Ltd. 22310, 22322, 22338 and 22390 - 48 Avenue (see Map 1)

MAP 1 - BYLAW NOS. 5280 & 5281

LEGAL:

Lot A Section 31 Township 10 New Westminster District Plan BCP47455 Lot 4 Section 31 Township 10 New Westminster District Plan 11592 Lot 3 Section 31 Township 10 New Westminster District Plan 11592 Lot B Section 31 Township 10 New Westminster District Plan BCP46433 PURPOSE: Bylaw No. 5280 proposes to amend the Murrayville Community Plan by redesignating the subject site from Commercial and Single Family Two to Multi Family Two and from Development Permit Area C (Commercial) to Development Permit Area A (Residential). Bylaw No. 5281 proposes to rezone property from Suburban Residential Zone SR-1 and Residential Zone R-1D to Comprehensive Development Zone CD-115. A Development Permit is being considered in conjunction with these bylaws. PROPOSAL: This application will facilitate the development of 40 townhouses. AND TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that a copy of Township of Langley Bylaw Nos. 5280 and 5281, Development Permit No. 100821, and relevant background material may be inspected between the hours of 8:30am and 4:30pm, Monday through Friday, excluding holidays, from June 16 to 26, both inclusive, at the Community Development Division Development Services Counter, 2nd floor, Township of Langley Civic Facility, 20338 - 65 Avenue, or online at tol.ca/hearing. Date:

MONDAY, JUNE 26

Time:

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Place:

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Address:

20338 - 65 Avenue

The plan also provides population projections, a land use designation map, and development permit provisions. The plan and associated background information are available at tol.ca/brfrcp and paper copies of the plan are available for viewing at the Brookswood Library and Seniors Centre.

MAP 2 - BROOKSWOOD-FERNRIDGE COMMUNITY PLAN

Proposed Brookswood-Fernridge Community Plan NOTICE is hereby given that the Township of Langley Council will meet and hold a Special Meeting for Public Hearing Purposes. AT THE PUBLIC HEARING all persons who believe their interest in property is affected by the proposed bylaw shall be afforded a reasonable opportunity to be heard or to present written submissions respecting matters contained in the bylaw that is the subject of the hearing.

LANGLEY OFFICIAL COMMUNITY PLAN BYLAW 1979 NO. 1842 AMENDMENT (BROOKSWOOD-FERNRIDGE COMMUNITY PLAN) BYLAW 2017 NO. 5300 Bylaw No. 5300 amends the Langley Official Community Plan by providing an updated Community Plan for Brookswood-Fernridge (see Map 2). The updated plan includes objectives and policies related to: • land use • heritage • environment • transportation • servicing • implementation

AND TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that a copy of Township of Langley Bylaw No. 5300 and relevant background material may be inspected between the hours of 8:30am and 4:30pm, Monday through Friday, excluding holidays, from June 16 to 27, both inclusive, at the Community Development Division Development Services counter, 2nd floor, Township of Langley Civic Facility, 20338 - 65 Avenue, or may be viewed on the Township’s website at tol.ca/hearing. Please note the time and date of this Public Hearing. Date:

TUESDAY, JUNE 27

Time:

6:00pm

Place:

Township of Langley Civic Facility

Address:

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Notice of Hearing Proposed Brewery Lounge Structural Change Endorsement NOTICE is hereby given that the Township of Langley Council will meet and hold a Liquor Endorsement Hearing. AT THE HEARING all persons who believe their interest in property is affected by the proposed application shall be afforded a reasonable opportunity to be heard or to present written submissions respecting matters contained in the application that is the subject of the hearing.

PROJECT NO. 08-11-0085 APPLICATION NO. LP000030 OWNERS:

APPLICANT:

LOCATION: LEGAL:

Homestar Holdings Ltd. Cambridge Business Centres Inc. 282783 BC Ltd. 100, 20120 - 64 Avenue Langley, BC V2Y 1M8 Trading Post Brewing Corporation 107, 20120 – 64 Avenue Langley, BC V2Y 1M8 107, 20120 - 64 Avenue Strata Lot 1 District Lot 311 Group 2 New Westminster District Strata Plan NW3314

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Council to consider the Trading Post Brewing Corporation’s request for endorsement to the Provincial Liquor Control and Licensing Branch to expand the licensed area of the existing brewery lounge to include a new patio. The applicant has requested a capacity of 60 persons (15 seats on the patio, 25 persons on the ground floor and 20 persons on the mezzanine). No changes are proposed to the existing hours of operation of 10:00am to 1:00am, seven days a week. AND TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that a copy of Township of Langley Application No. LP000030 and relevant background material may be inspected between the hours of 8:30am and 4:30pm, Monday through Friday, excluding holidays, from June 16 to 26, both inclusive, at the Community Development Division Development Services counter, 2nd floor, Township of Langley Civic Facility, 20338 – 65 Avenue, or online at tol.ca/hearing. Date:

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Author, who once thought it was ‘game over,’ publishes two Chicken Soup for the Soul stories Frances McGuckin and Aldergrove’s Pamela Kent selected for ‘The Spirit of Canada’ book which came to her “out of nowhere” at 10 p.m. one night, is about the animals that lived at her cabin. “It’s amazing, it’s so validating that it really encourages me to keep on doing what I’m doing,” she said of being published. “I said I would never do this again, I’m no good. I gave all of my books away before I left. I couldn’t look at my website, my videos, nothing. So to be here now, it’s amazing.” The Spirit of Canada was released on June 6, and McGuckin attended an official launch in Toronto on June 13. Some of the B.C. authors will also be doing book signings at Coles in Lougheed Mall in Burnaby on July 2 from 1 to 3 p.m.

MIRANDA GATHERCOLE Times Reporter

Twelve years after Frances McGuckin swore she would never write or speak again, the 66-yearold finds herself with two nationally published stories. McGuckin, an award-winning small business author, speaker and former Langley Times columnist, is one of 95 writers to have selections chosen for Chicken Soup for the Soul: The Spirit of Canada, a book that celebrates Canada’s 150th birthday with “101 stories of love and gratitude.” It’s a proud moment for the former Langley resident, who after suffering a traumatic brain injury in 2005, watched her career spiral from being Google’s number 1 small business author, to barely being able to remember what she read minutes after seeing it. In the spring of 2005, McGuckin had just had two books published in the United States, and was preparing to springboard internationally, when “a lady came through a red light and hit my sports car. And that was game over. Everything I worked for — I was 54 then — just gone in a second.” What was once a very busy, social life, instantly became one of pain and recovery. “Nobody knows what it’s like when you feel like the same person inside, and you can’t operate like that anymore,” McGuckin said. “You hear about a lot of people with head injuries, like hockey players, contemplate suicide. And I can understand why. And I went from those depths to where I am today.” Struggling with depression, McGuckin packed up her life in Langley and moved to a log cabin on the Sunshine Coast with her 100-year-old mom. “I said I would never write or

A NEW LIFE Frances McGuckin, former Langley Times columnist, has published two stories in Chicken Soup for the Soul: The Spirit of Canada, a commemorative Canada 150 book. Aldergrove author Pamela Kent, 86, also has one story published in the book. Miranda Gathercole Langley Times

speak again, it was that bad,” she recalled. “I just needed to run away — that was one of the residual things (from the accident) was not making sound decisions. But my intuition took me there and I still believe there was a reason for it, like a big life lesson. And my mom loved it, she said it was the happiest years of her life before she fell and ended up in the hospital (she passed away this past January at age 107).” In 2015, McGuckin felt a calling to come back home, and began looking for houses in Langley. But with a hot real estate market, she found herself unable to get back in. Reluctantly, she settled in west Abbotsford — a decision that ended up changing her life for the better. “It’s been magical,” she said. “They call it Eden Court, we’re

behind two churches. It’s quiet, it’s a huge house, it’s a strata so they cut and trim everything, I just play with my flowers. But that’s where I found out there was a writing group.” This group, led by her 75-yearold neighbour, Lorena, reignited McGuckin’s passion for story telling. “I felt a real pressure to produce every two weeks. Like, my God, I have to do this. I have to actually commit to writing again. And it was really good for me.”

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It was through this writing group that McGuckin heard about Chicken Soup for the Soul. Every two weeks the members would get together and write submissions as practice, and

amazingly, both McGuckin, and fellow member Pamela Kent, were published in the Canada 150 edition. Kent, 86, is an Aldergrove resident who also suffered brain damage. At the age of 28, she had a brain aneurysm that paralyzed her down one side. She began writing at the age of 60, after taking a writing course. For the book, Kent wrote a piece titled The Last Night of Proms, detailing her memories of concerts at the Vancouver Symphony and in England, her native home. Both of McGuckin’s stories, This is How We Do It and My Log Home Critters, are from experiences on the Sunshine Coast. The first is about the 2015 Old Sechelt Mine fire, and how McGuckin watched the story unfold on Facebook. And the second,

Just last week, McGuckin updated her website for the first time in 12 years to share her new published stories — something she wouldn’t have been able to do two years ago. For her next project, McGuckin feels compelled to write about brain injury, to help those who are undergoing the same challenges she did. “Going through what I have, I’ve learned, to me, the true value of life,” she said. “I’ve learned the importance of family, your health, your friends, and just to be so grateful for every minute of everyday that we are given. And now, at my age, I can finally say I’m at peace with the world, I love every day. I’m here to help others. “So it’s given my writing a different depth. And that’s where I want to come from. I want to give people hope and inspiration because I never thought I would get to this stage where I would get two stories published in a book like that. I thought it was game over.”

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From left: Langley contestants Sammy Shikaze, Isabella Llanos and Alexia Dickson. Submitted photos

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Three Langley residents have been given the opportunity to show off their personal accomplishments, become involved in the community and work on self-development in the upcoming Miss BC pageant. Taking place July 1-3, the Miss, Miss Teen and Mrs BC pageants aim to represent all that is beautiful in the province, with no height or weight requirements for their contestants. Langley’s Sammy Shikaze and Isabella Llanos are vying for the Miss BC title, while Alexia Dickson will compete in the Jr. Miss BC contest. Unlike traditional pageants, the 15th annual contest is about women empowerment and providing opportunities for personal growth. Each participant will receive professional training over three days to prepare them for the final competition, where they will be evaluated on personal expression in sports wear and an evening gown of their choice, a private interview with the judging panel and a public on-stage interview in the showcase. Sponsored by Black Press, the public is also invited to vote for their favourite contestant in the People’s Choice Awards. The contest ends June 23 at midnight. Vote online at http:// blackpressdeals.secondstreetapp.com/Miss-BC--Vote.

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unique experience, and definitely something I never thought I would do. A tomboy at heart, I hope to show other women that you do not have to fit into the roles other people expect of you, and that it’s OK to march to the beat of your own drum. Growing up as one of the few kids of mixed ethnicity in my community, I know it would have been a big deal to see someone like me that I could look up to. Someone with real imperfections (and possibly a little dorky), who was unapologetic in their authenticity and let their freak flag fly. There is a quote from Mohadesa Najumi: ‘The woman who does not require validation from anyone is the most feared individual on the planet.’ Through strong female influences in my life, I have been able to find confidence in myself and the strength to take on the world. I am thrilled to be involved in a program like Miss BC which focuses on building that strength in women (of all ages, shapes and sizes), and highlights inner beauty.

ISABELLA LLANOS MISS BC

I entered the Miss BC pageant because I love performing and being on stage. Being unique: I am still a child, even as I grow older. As people grow they tend to forget that you can still have fun. When you’re a child you run and play but when you reach a certain age you stop playing. I refuse to believe my age is a barrier to being able to continue to do that.

I play on the playground, I believe in magic and I watch ‘kids shows.’ When I need to be mature and serious, I am, but, I’m still me. That’s why I’m unique, no matter what happens I don’t lose the wonder that the world holds, as so many others do. One of my favorite quotes is: ‘Young girls are told you have to be a delicate princess, Hermione taught them that you can be the warrior.’ Emma Watson said this. She is one of my absolute favourite people because she is one of the people who taught me I can be the warrior, that I can be smart. I am a warrior and I am smart.

ALEXIA DICKSON JR. MISS BC

Alexia is a straight A Grade 6 student and is in full time competitive dance and cheer. In July, 2016 she was awarded National Dancer of the Year for 12 years and under — that was one of the best days of her life. When she is not in school or dance she is in Greek school learning their language and dancing. Outside of all that, she loves playing with friends — sleep overs are the best. She has a nine-year-old brother who she hangs out with almost all the time. She crafts with her mom on weekends and plays video games with her dad. She loves to ride her bike, go swimming, travelling and the best — camping (she gets to sleep in). When she grows up she wants to be a dance teacher… maybe take over the studio she trains at now.

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Langley author Jennifer Swanson holds pop-up book signing June 17 Join Langley author Jennifer Swanson for a pop-up book signing event from noon to 5 p.m. at The Local Space this Saturday. Swanson will be promoting her 2015 book, What They See: How to Stand Out and Shine in Your New Job, a

novel she wrote to help high school and college grads succeed in the first three months of a new job. The Local Space is located at 10620226 Fraser Hwy. For more information, visit https:// www.communicationdiva.com/

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Choice show and sale opens June 24 Show is second of three exhibits at FLAGstop Gallery this summer The Fort Langley Artists Group (FLAG) is exhibiting their “Artists’ Choice” show and sale June 24 to July 30 in Fort Langley. The group’s summer home, appropriately named the “FLAGstop Gallery,” is housed in the historic CN Train Station Baggage Room, located on the corner of Glover Road and Mavis Avenue. Now in their 23rd year, FLAG consists of a diverse group of artists from the Langleys. The “Artists’ Choice” show and sale is the second of three exhibits in their 2017 season. The last showing,“The Four Seasons,” will be on display from Aug. 5 to Sept. 4. The gallery is also participating in the creative Canada Day Passport Stamp activity on July 1. The exercise will take participants to eight different locations throughout Fort Langley. Those who stamp a full passport will be entered for a chance to win a $250 gift basket, which includes an original piece of art from FLAG. FLAGstop Gallery hours are noon to 4 p.m. every Saturday, Sunday and holiday Monday from May 20 to Sept. 4. For more information on the group and their shows, visit their website www.fortlangleyartistsgroup.com.

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CATCHY HEADLINE: Another successful Wheels 4 Refugees event was held at Velocity Cycles and Langley Community Services Society on June 10. Travis, owner of Velocity, and his staff donated their time to help fix and tune-up the bikes that were donated to help refugee families. “We could not have done this without the support of Travis and his mechanics at Velocity,” said Bruce Dayton, who helped his four sons organize the event. “They not only provided us with a space, but they also used their own tubes and tires along with other bike parts to make sure all the bikes were safe to ride at no cost to us.”

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BREATHING FREELY: The Langley Better Breathers’ Support group received a community grant from Langley City council to purchase an oxygen concentrator for the weight room at Timms Community Centre to assist people who suffer from Chronic Obstructed Pulmonary Disease (COPD) and other respiratory diseases. Those who rely on supplemental oxygen will now be able to exercise using the cardio equipment at Timms without being fearful of depleting their oxygen supply, as they do not have to use their own personal oxygen tanks. Submitted photo

WHEEL OF HOPE: Walnut Grove Secondary teacher Mr. Young (far left), and students Jessica (centre, left), Spencer (centre, right) and Lindsay (far right), presented a cheque for $375 to Gateway of Hope representative Chris (centre). The students, who are members of Walnut Grove’s Young Entrepreneurs Club, raised the money through a ‘Wheel of Hope’ event. For a minimum donation of $2, students and staff could spin the wheel for a chance to win prizes, which were donated by local Walnut Grove businesses. Submitted photo

OUR LIFEBLOOD: Canadian Blood Services honoured residents in Langley for their commitment to giving life to patients through the ‘Honouring Our LifeBlood’ event at the Langley Events Centre on May 18. The annual ceremony recognizes those who have achieved significant milestones in blood, platelets and plasma donation and celebrates partners, volunteers and stem cell donors. Pictured are (from left) Brian Wenn, Robert Franklin, Adriano Bordignon, Allen Hiebert, Gerhard Wiens, Deborah Filleul, Dave Leger and Jeffrey Vander Ploeg. Submitted photo

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Long driveway to spacious impeccably kept 3647 sq/ft 5 bedrooms, den, games rm & family rm 2 storey with a mountain view. Private park like 0.28 acre, massive rear yard, huge partly covered 33x22 patio, beautiful gardens. Loads of parking, Oversized 25x24’6 double garage plus a workshop behind. Entertaining sized living and dining room. Updated kitchen with breakfast bar, stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops & eating area with sliders to patio. Family room with wood fireplace. Laundry with 2nd dishwasher. 5 large bedrooms & huge games room up - master with gas fireplace, walk in closet & spa inspired ensuite with soaker tub & oversized rain shower with body jets. BONUS 16x10 shed with power and water line. Fantastic neighbourhood. Minutes to everything. Call Now!

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Shante was born in Vancouver, BC and has always had a love for homes and entertaining. As a young child, she visited her father at various job sites for homes he had designed and later began working with him on special projects. She turned her love of entertaining into a 10 year career managing multiple food & beverage outlets with Fairmont & Delta Hotels.

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After graduating from the University of Manitoba with a Bachelors Degree in Political Science, Allister moved on to have a very successful career in Retail and Manufacturing where under his leadership his teams achieved top sales, profitability and customer service results managing multiple regions across Western Canada. Drawing from his passion for client service and satisfaction Allister now helps his clients achieve their dreams of today, and building towards new dreams for the future. Through a philosophy of transparency, clarity and simplicity, Allister brings a sharp attention to detail to help buyers in a highly focused search for their new house, and to help sellers get the most value for their home.

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His main focus is centered around understanding his client’s needs and building a relationship that will last over the course of time. Allister Carrington Call Allister at 604-530-0231 for all your real estate needs.

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In 2014, Shante joined SolonREM and focused her Sales expertise on new construction condo developments in Surrey & Langley. As a licensed realtor, Shante acts as an advocate for her clients and seeks to uphold the values of Honesty, Integrity and Results.

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Originally from the East Coast, I relocated to beautiful BC in 2004. With a background in information Technology sales and working for Companies such as IBM and Bell Canada. I acquired excellent sales training and experience in the area of negotiation. I took my sales training and started a new career in Real Estate and have not looked back since! I believe in “Top Notch” presentation in each of my properties that I list and do everything I can to deliver this through professional staging and photography. My listings always “stand out” from others. I bring energy, passion and enthusiasm to each new client relationship and it shows! I have worked hard to earn my reputation as someone with integrity and an honest and dedicated approach. In my down time, I love cooking, decorating and entertaining family & friends. You will also find me hiking in the many trails of the Fraser Valley and skiing in Whistler.

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Welcome to VILLAGE GREEN located in the sought after neighbourhood of Higginson Greens. This spacious 1528 sq.ft. townhome boasts 3 bedrooms up and a good size den downstairs for a playroom or office. Main floor has crown mouldings featuring laminate floors and a rock gas fireplace in living room for those cozy nights. The modern kitchen faces east and offers an open feel for entertaining. S/S appliances, built-in pantry and breakfast island for your morning coffee. Powder on main and extra large laundry below that leads out to your private fenced yard. Perfect for the kids to play. Playground is steps away and in sight, walking distance to Sardis Park, shopping, schools and golfing. This has it all! Call now!

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Great starter! This end unit offers 3 spacious bedrooms, 2 full baths, gas fireplace, lots of windows & good storage. Two small balconies at front plus deck at the back with stairs down to the largest yard in the complex – fenced, with mature shrubs, garden spots and patio. Gated complex is within walking to shopping, schools, park with new playground & field, Nicomekl walking trails, duck pond. Be quick.

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A true Penthouse! Totally detached, 2 bedroom + den, 3 bathroom unit. Bright spacious foyer with skylight. 9’ & 10’ ceilings throughout, lots of windows providing great natural light. Huge living room with f/place & wet bar. Circular dining room with 13’ ceiling. Fabulous kitchen with new granite counters, cupboard facings, S/S appliances & butler’s pantry. Master bedroom boasts a sitting area, walk-in closet and luxury en-suite. Guest bedroom also has an en-suite. Cozy den with gas f/place. Office with built-in cupboards. New carpets throughout. Radiant heat & air conditioning. BONUS 4 secured parking stalls. Incredible wrap around deck with mountain views! Walk to everything.

9017 Hudson Bay Street, Langley Extremely rare “trophy” property on the most desirable street in Fort Langley. “Hudson Bay Street”. Count the traffic on your fingers, watch the sunrise over the Glenn Valley and the snow-capped mountains. Stroll to the Historic downtown, shops, restaurants, “The Fort”, trails and the Fraser River. Bedrooms: 3 up & 1 down. Bathrooms: 1 full & 1 half. New gas fireplace upstairs in the living room and downstairs has rec room with wood burning fireplace. New front door with large foyer picture window. Unfinished portion of downstairs approx. 650 sq/ft, with roughed in plumbing & gas line. New septic tank & field installed. New fencing with a large sunny south west facing rear yard that is perfect for family gatherings and entertaining. Room for a SHOP! Privacy!

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COMMERCIAL CORNER Professional Office/Retail Space, Surrey #105 & #106 18408 64th Ave, Surrey, BC • Unit 105 = 933 SF with Est. monthly rent at $3,090.56 + GST • Unit 106 = 936 SF with Est. monthly rent at $3,100.50 + GST • Combined = 1,869 SF with Est. monthly rent at $6,191.06 + GST • CD - Comprehensive Development

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LOT SIZE 9362 SQFT (130ft X 72ft). Large, flat, rectangular corner lot at the TOP OF THE HILL – BEST IN BOLIVAR HEIGHTS. North-South facing. Build your dream home, with plenty of room for lots of parking. Here you are surrounded by newer homes. Two blocks from the bus stop with fast easy access from this location to highway, City Central & Sky-train to downtown Vancouver. Excellent location & value.

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ASW’s Tokyo Raiders love to be hated Villainous trio are staples on local independent wrestling circuit TROY LANDREVILLE Times Reporter

It’s just after eight o’clock Friday night, and the villainous trio slowly swaggered towards the ring, to a deafening chorus of boos accompanied by obscene hand gestures. They happily soaked in the vitriol that filled Cloverdale Fairgrounds’ Alice McKay building. They are the Tokyo Raiders, made up of The Great Kasaki (Anthony Fujimura), Alex Prestige (Alex Bradley), and Green Shock (Tyler Stadel). Despite their Far East moniker, all three call Langley home. Another commonality: their ability to raise the ire of ASW’s ardent fan base. “It’s always nice to go out there and get a reaction,” Bradley said, standing next to his grappling colleagues outside the building, moments after the match against babyfaces Ravenous Randy Myers, Sgt. Mike Everest, and women’s champion, Bambi Hall. “I love it more than being the good guy. Going out there, yelling at people. “Most people don’t like being flipped off… this group does. We love screaming at people, we love getting them to interact with us and if we get flipped off in the process, it’s even better.” “The more they boo us, the stronger we get as a group,” Fujimura chimed in.

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Above: Alex Prestige (Alex Bradley) delivered a clothesline on Sgt. Mike Everest in six-man tag team action during the All Star Wrestling show at the Cloverdale Fairgrounds last week (June 9). Below: Green Shock (Tyler Stadel) and The Great Kasaki (Anthony Fujimura) taunted their opponents as their six-man tag match was about to get underway. The trio — all from Langley — make up the Tokyo Raiders. Troy Landreville Langley Times

Winning or losing matters little to the trio. What’s essential, Fujimura noted, is that “we get one really good shot that they remember us for.” “As long as people remember what happened,” Bradley said, “we’re a happy group.” At 39 years old, Fujimura is the Raiders’ elder statesmen. Bradley is 25 and Stadel, still a green rookie in the ring wars, is just 19. “I’ve always been a fan, since I was a kid,” Bradley said. “I went to a WWE show and one of the (ASW) wrestlers, there… her and her mom were handing out flyers. So I decided to check it out. It was at Scott Road at the time. I decided to go take a look, see what it’s about and fell in love with it right away.” Fujimura didn’t even know the independent circuit existed until a buddy of his invited him to come

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sion, after being thrown out of the ring (for Stadel, losing comes with the territory of being a newcomer). Experiences reigns in matches like these and the guiding light, here, is Fujimura, who has been wrestling professionally for 15 years. He’s taken Stadel, who is still in his first full active year, under his meaty wing. “It’s pretty difficult,” Fujimura said. “We’ve wrestled each other quite a bit, so we kind of know what everyone does. We take cues off each other. I’ve watched Randy (Myers) wrestle quite a bit and I’ve wrestled against him many times, so I know his move set. Same thing with Bambi. When she’s doing her matches, we’ve watched what she does and we watch Mike Everest, what he does. It’s a good old beat down, too.” On the topic of ‘beat downs,’ the aches come later. “I’m good right now, because the adrenaline’s still rushing,” Stadel said, as he peeled off some residual face paint. “Give me about 30 more minutes and I won’t probably won’t want to stand up.” Still a teenager, Stadel has time on his side. “My body’s really good to go for at least 10 more years.” There are, of course, occupational hazards. Bradley once blew his knee out after a springboard cross body attempt. “I looked down, and I could see it (his kneecap) just off to the side,” he recalled. “I hit it back in place. It took me a second to get back up. I needed that minute to realize what happened, then you’ve just go to keep going. “You do get injured, it does hurt at the time but you just have to push

through it. If you love it, you’ll push through it.” Wrestling can take your breath away — literally. Each match is a highly intense cardio workout and you’ve got to be prepared, said Bradley. “We do a lot of cardio at training. We start off our class with a bunch of cardio drills like running, doing circles, doing burpees, all that stuff, then we go into more cardio-based stuff.” Pro wrestling, even at the local level, is a fulltime business because it’s all about self promotion. “We’re always on social media, promoting it,” Fujimura said. “We’re ‘postering’ on the streets… it really depends on how much you love All Star Wrestling, how much you’re willing to give back and put in.” Wrestling in Cloverdale is steeped with tradition. Previous incarnations of All Star Wrestling included legends like Roddy Piper, Jake ‘The Snake’ Roberts, and Rick Martel. Tradition has molded Fujimura into the wrestler he is today. “For me, it means a lot. Everything I do, I try to emulate what I saw in them. “I really enjoy the old school style wrestling more than the new school. I do my best to pay respect to them (1980s wrestlers). They went through a lot harder times than we did — we’re lucky because we have (ASW co-owners) Mark (Vellios) and Nathan Burke. It’s really a good, family run business.” Anniversary next month All-Star wrestling is hosting its 10th anniversary show July 7 at the Cloverdale Agriplex, featuring some big names such as Tommy Dreamer and Gangrel the Vampire Warrior. Visit allstar-wrestling.com for ticket information.

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World’s best hitting the gridiron at MAP GARY AHUJA Times Reporter

The world’s best women’s tackle football team will be decided in Langley. McLeod Athletic Park is gearing up to host the third edition of the International Federation of American Football (IFAF) women’s world championships, which run June 24 to 30. This will be the first time the event has been hosted outside of Europe. “The women’s world championship has been a major catalyst in the growth and development of the sport in Canada as well as around the world,” said Shannon Donovan, the executive director of Football Canada. “We’re excited to showcase women’s tackle football this summer in Langley.” Canada has won silver at the 2010 and 2013 championships,

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â&#x20AC;&#x153;This was one of the biggest goals I had set out when I was young so to accomplish this feels amazing,â&#x20AC;? he said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;This is pretty exciting.â&#x20AC;? Cratty sits second on the Langley Blaze with a .439 batting average and is fourth on the team with 16 RBIs. Seven of those came in one game over the weekend. He also has .659 slugging percentage and an .628 on-base percentage. The 18-year-old graduates from Langley Secondary later this month. As for his baseball future, Cratty will weigh his options. He could sign a contract with the Tigers and go into Detroitâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s minor league system, or he could head off to Polk State, a junior college in Florida, where he has a scholarship. Also taken in the draft was former Blaze player Johnny Homza, who was selected in the fifth round (138th overall) by the San Diego Padres. Homza came from Anchorage, Alaska to play in Langley in 2016.

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Winning the BC Hockey Ernie Gare Award as coach of the year was a surprise to Gary Bowsher, but not to the parents of the kids he coaches. One parent wrote in their nominating letter that Bowsher’s motivational style coaxed the best out of the players. Another said the coach preached to never give up and as a result, the team showed a penchant for posting comefrom-behind victories. “He takes the time in each practice and game to personally validate each of his players,” the parent wrote, while another said “he is not only teaching kids hockey skills, but is also a role model for the kids.” “He’s never learned more about the game; he’s never been more challenged, respected and valued as a player (and) all players were appreciated for what they brought to the team on the ice and off the ice.” These are just a few of the comments submitted on Bowsher’s behalf and played an integral role in the long-time

Langley Minor Hockey Association volunteer coach winning the award. He was presented the award on June 10 at the BC Hockey annual general meeting. Bowsher, who has coached with LMHA for the past eight years, said he was shocked and flattered to win. “It means you are doing the right thing and people appreciate what you are doing,” he said. “I don’t do it for the accolades, I do it because I enjoy coaching and I enjoy watching the kids grow.” This past season, Bowsher guided the Langley peewee A3 Eagles and the team to a silver medal at the provincial championships. Bowsher described his coaching style as being hard on the ice and expecting the players to display a strong work ethic. “On the ice I am demanding, I expect them to come and work hard, I anticipate mistakes and encourage mistakes,” he explained. “I don’t let the kids think they cant make mistake because to me, that is what hockey is, making mistakes and we learn from

them and we improve, that is how we develop.” And while the award is nice and the silver medal was a great accomplishment, Bowsher said he was equally impressed by the character his players have shown off the ice. Earlier this year, the team was the B.C. winner of the 2017 Chevrolet Good Deeds Cup. They were chosen for their community work, which included a massive garbage collection effort as well as gathering sports equipment for underprivileged kids. “A lot of it is about on the ice but to me, hockey is also about off-ice, building these kids for life, these are life skills,” Bowsher said, adding he explained to the kids how privileged they are to be able to play the sport. “You have to teach these kids how lucky they are and how to give back.” In addition to Bowsher’s award, Zach Jennejohn, a Grade 12 student at Walnut Grove, won a $1,000 district scholarship from BC Hockey. Jennejohn played this past season for the Langley midget Legion of Boom.

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DRIEDIGER Dietrich June 8, 1935 ~ June 12, 2017 Dietrich Abram Driediger passed away at the age of 82 with family by his side. Diet was born in Drake, Saskatchewan and resided in Langley, BC for over 70 years. He is survived by his wife Nettie, children; Kelly, Jim (Janel), Debbie, grandchildren; Ryan, Matthew, Katherine (Ray), Kelsey and great granddaughter Jace. Service will be held 2:00 PM on June 21st at Bethel Mennonite Church, 24687 56 Avenue, Langley, BC. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Alzheimer Society of BC or to Diabetes Canada. Online condolences to the family may be made to:

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Y Arthur James Paul Y Art Paul passed away peacefully at Langley Hospice on June 2, 2017. He was born in Pouce Coupe, BC on September 25, 1930 and raised in Dawson Creek, BC before settling in Langley, which he called home. He was a beloved husband, brother, father and granddad. He is survived by his wife of 38 years Robbie, his sister Anne, his sons Ian, Dave and Ross, 5 grandchildren and an extended family of relations and friends from all walks of life. His ability to always look at life in a positive way taught us all just how powerful this can be. He will be dearly missed. A Celebration of Life will be held on Friday, June 23rd from 2:00 - 4:00pm at Newlands Golf & Country Club, 21025 48th Ave, Langley. In lieu of flowers, the family request donations be made to the Langley Hospice Society.

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Earl Glen Olson, Son, Brother, Uncle, Grandson, N e p h e w, a n d Fr i e n d , passed away unexpectedly April 29, 2017 at the age of 47. He is survived by his Dad Garth (Helen), Mom Sandra (Ron), Brother Jason (Sandra), Nephews Devon and Jordan, Aunt Jean, Cousins Vicki (Steve), Ryan (Sharon), Darrin, Sherry (Don), and Jeff, Step-sister Heidi (Todd), Aunt Jane (Brian), Cousins Ashley (Tom), Sydney (Logan), Michelle (Derek) and many additional relatives and friends Earl graduated from Poppy Secondary School in Langley. He worked in many lines of construction, most notably his expertise as a heavy equipment operator and a accomplished carpenter. He earned a Black Belt in Tae Kwan Do. Earl loved all motorsports including Moto-cross, Nascar, Formula 1, and Drag racing, especially Mission Raceway. Earl always enjoyed the Abbotsford Air Show. Earl had a wonderful sense of humor, an infectious laugh and a world class smile. Earl’s passing has left a huge emptiness in the hearts of all who loved him and he will be missed forever. A Celebration of Life will be held to honor Earl on August 12, 2017 at Hampton Inn & Suites 19500 Langley By-Pass, Surrey BC at 9:30 am. In lieu of flowers, please make donations in memory of Earl Olson to Central Fraser Valley Search and Rescue Society 1594 Riverside Road Abbotsford, BC V2S 8J2

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Fax resume: 604-575-0354 Ph: 604-575-0304

HOME/BUSINESS SERVICES ELECTRICAL

$$LOW RATES$$ Fast. Efficient. Lic, Bonded. We love all jobs. 30 yrs Exp. 24/7 604.617.1774 YOUR ELECTRICIAN $29 Service Call Lic #89402 Same day guarn’td We love small jobs! 604-568-1899

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HOME IMPROVEMENTS

Winters Construction Interior / Exterior Reno’s Kitchens, Bathrooms, Tiling, Flooring & more. (778)886-3400

. Need Cash? Own a vehicle? Borrow up to $25,000. SnapCarCash. 604-777-5046

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CARPENTER/HANDYMAN AVAIL. Over 25 yrs exp. Affordable rates Terry 778-245-4350

VECTOR RENO’S Interior & Exterior. Additions, Repairs & Strata Improvements. Also fences, decks, sheds, garages & wood planters. 604-690-3327

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JOB FAIR

Email resumes to: toapply2017@gmail.com

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In order to maintain our high level of customer satisfaction we need an additional

• INTERNET SALES ADVISOR We offer an OPPORTUNITY TO EARN $100,000+, FLEXIBLE HOURS, FULL BENEFITS, DEMO VEHICLE and a great TEAM ENVIRONMENT. We are Canada’s fastest growing Chrysler dealer and with over 250 vehicles have the largest used car selection in BC.

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SunSelect Produce Limited Partnership operation is looking for steady, hardworking, energetic individuals that are able to do plant care, harvesting, sorting grading & packaging and general cleanup and workday preparations. The positions advertised are full time permanent positions for all seasons. Job Location: 349 - 264th St Aldergrove BC V4W 2K1 Wage $10.85/hr plus AD&D benefits. Positions available immediately. English language not required. Positions open to all persons (incl. youth, aboriginals, new immigrants and all others) demonstrating their ability to meet expectations of full time, physical work in greenhouse environment. To apply submit resume: sunselectproducejobs @gmail.com or by fax to 604-607-7656

HELP WANTED

For more information on these vacancies and other regions throughout B.C. visit:

HELP WANTED

EXP’D GARDENER WANTED for residential home. $12/hr. 604-532-8078

Multi-media Advertising Consultant (Chilliwack): Bring your passion for new business development to this exciting full-time sales opportunity. The Chilliwack Progress is looking for a high energy, enthusiastic go-getter to take our leading print and digital advertising solutions to market. Post expires on Friday June 23rd, 2017

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FARM WORKERS

BEAR Fruit Farm in Aldergrove BC is looking for general farm help for their vegetable farm. We are seeking a reliable and responsible person for full time employment. Send Resume by email: bfproduce@gmail.com

Integrated Media Marketing Assistant (Abbotsford): The Abbotsford News has an immediate opening for a a full time Assistant to our dynamic team of Integrated Media Marketing Specialists. Post expires on Sunday June 18th, 2017

Press Helper/ Flypacker (Delta): Black Press has an excellent opportunity for a part time Press Helper at our Vantage Way Press facility in Delta. The successful individual will be able to lift a minimum of 50lbs and will be responsible for stacking papers on skids and cleaning the press area. This position requires people to be available for either the night or day shift. A positive attitude and the ability to work in a team environment is a must. Post expires on Friday June 30th, 2017

KITCHEN THERAPY Grandview Corners #10 - 2443 - 161A St. South Surrey

Please call 778-726-1457

Excavator & Backhoe Operator Training. Be employable in 4-6wks. Call 604-546-7600. www.rayway.ca

Black Press is Canada’s leading private independent newspaper company with more than 170 community, daily and urban newspapers in Canada, Washington State, Hawaii, California and Ohio and has extensive digital and printing operations.

GRANDVIEW CORNERS

Please apply in person with resume and cover letter to:

WAREHOUSE

F/T WAREHOUSE PULLER/PACKER

KITCHEN THERAPY

Part-time, small vehicle required. Wednesday, Thursday & Fridays.

needed to deliver door to door

SWEEPER OPERATOR - Air Ticket WATER TRUCK DRIVER - Class 3

with Black Press (Lower Mainland)

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the Langley Times and the Langley Advance

ADULT FLOATERS

Requirements:

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

HELP WANTED

We are looking for an energetic sales associate for a part time position (3-4 days per week). Must be familiar with Apple Computers, be a quick learner, and be able to provide exceptional service to our loyal customers in a fun and fast paced environment. Must be available some evenings, weekends and holidays. Health Benefits available after 3 months.

• Sweeper Operator • Water Truck Driver

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RETAIL SALES ASSOCIATE

DUMP TRUCK DRIVER

STILL HIRING!

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HELP WANTED

EMPLOYMENT/EDUCATION

SATURDAY, JUNE 24TH, 2017 • 8:00AM – 12:00PM APS PRECAST, 9844 – 199A STREET, LANGLEY Who we are: APS PRECAST specializes in manufacturing architectural and structural precast concrete products. The strength of APS is in the experience and qualifications of its management and employees, its high technology plant, and superior quality control. From the Vancouver Public Library downtown to the Seattle Courthouse – what starts as a building project, our workmanship finishes as a major landmark.

CURRENT OPPORTUNITIES: • • • • • • • •

Concrete Finishers/ Polishers Dimensional Stone Fabricator Sandblasters Steel Tiers Batch plant operator Form Fabricators Welders General Labourers

• • • • • • •

Yardman / Swamper Safety Officer CAD Technician Quality Control Technician Quality Control Manager Production Supervisor Design Engineer

BE A PART OF OUR SUCCESS!

To secure a spot at the event, please email a copy of your resume to hr@apsprecast.com

Call Tracey on 604 506 9450 or email Steve@WillowbrookChrysler.ca

Bring your resume, references, and certifications with you!

HELP WANTED

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ALDERGROVE;

Aldergrove

MOVING SALE Saturday & Sunday June 17 & 18, 9am-4pm

4315 272nd St. Memorabilia, sheds, books, gardening equipment, sports equipment & MUCH MORE In support of Aldergrove Navy League & Sea Cadets

YARD SALE Sat June 17th & June 24th

9am - 3pm. STORAGE UNIT CLEARED OUT ~ LOW PRICES

2724 - 272B St. LANGLEY - WALNUT GROVE

Garage/Yard Sale

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CLAYTON Community Garage Sale! Clayton Community Garage Sale! 7003 188th street, BIG CLAYTON COMMUNITY GARAGE & YARD SALE(S) & SWAP MEET! Saturday June 17th, 9am to 3pm. Over 50 Home addresses participating! Come get your MAPS at Clayton Heights Secondary School 7003 188th St.(on 188st near 70th ave). Sponsered by Robbie Johal RE/MAX LifeStyles Realty. Call or text 604-825-3079 or visit ROBBIEJOHAL.COM for more info., Jun. 17, 9am-3pm.

GARAGE SALES

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Downsizing Garage Sale 6113 - 256 St. Aldergrove

Moving Sale 4533-232 St. Langley Sat. June 17th 9am - 3pm

Sat. & Sun. June 17th & 18th 9:30am - 2:30pm Hundreds of assorted items!

8830 204th St

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MOVING & STORAGE

AFFORDABLE MOVING www.affordablemoversbc.com

$45/Hr

INTERIOR/EXTERIOR Repairs & Reno’s, Sundecks & Additions, New Homes European Quality Workmanship CONTRACT OR HOURLY FREE ESTIMATES 30 YEARS IN BUSINESS

From 1, 3, 5, 7 & 10 Ton Trucks Licensed ~ Reliable ~ 1 to 3 Men Free Estimate/Senior Discount Residential~Commercial~Pianos

LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE

604-537-4140 329 PAINTING & DECORATING

Per Molsen 604-575-1240

TOTAL RENOVATIONS

DN Painting

*WCB *Licensed *Insured

Dan 778-837-0771

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Exterior/Interior Drywall Repair Years of Experience WCB Covered FREE ESTIMATES

PRESSURE WASHING

778-322-2378 Lower Mainland 604-996-8128 Fraser Valley Running this ad for over 12yrs

Power Washing House Special: 10’ of siding, driveway, patio, outside windows - Reg $349. ON SALE $299. 604-710-2770

PAINT SPECIAL 3 rooms for $299

BULL DOG PRESSURE WASHING Window Cleaning and Yard Maintenance. Call: (778)892-0748

2 coats any colour

(Ceiling & Trim extra) Price incls

Cloverdale High Performance paint. NO PAYMENT until Job is completed. Ask us about our Laminate Flooring.

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NO PAYMENT UNTIL JOB COMPLETELY 100% FINISHED. 2 Year Warranty - Free Estimate

Call 604-762-5436

JUNK REMOVAL By RECYCLE-IT! 604.587.5865 www.recycleitcanada.ca

20% discount

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SUNDECKS

3 rooms $399 Free Estimates

Call Sunny,778-893-1786

NEED EXTRA CASH?

212 St & 44 Ave area 217B St & 45 Ave area 195A St & 46 Ave area 202A St & Grade Cres. Area 205A St & 49A Ave area 207 St & 52 Ave area 200A St & 46A Ave area 200 St & Grade Cres area 208 St & Newlands Dr area 203 St & Grade Cres area 208 St & 49A Ave area 208 St & 52A Ave area

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Deliver Newspapers WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY in your neighbourhood! FOR INFO: 778-726-1457 • circulation@langleytimes.com CIRCULATION OFFICE OPEN: Monday - Friday 9:00 - 5:00

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SCRAP CAR REMOVAL

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TRUCKS & VANS

The Scrapper

Call 604.449.4940 thunderbirdvillage@bentallkennedy.com

www.bentallkennedyresidential.com

Classiﬁeds are meant for everyone.

www.thunderbirdrentals.com

709 COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL BROOKSWOOD COMMERCIAL LEASE spaces avail. at 208th St & 40th Ave. 1000 to 1500 s.f. $1500-$4500. HEY! 1.5 ACRES, fenced & secure lot now available on 208th near 40th. Has small trailer with washroom facilities & approx 3000 sq/ft of warehouse / storage / service building. Ph: Frank @ Noort Investments

MISC. WANTED

Have Unwanted Firearms? Have unwanted or inherited firearms in your possession? Don’t know how to dispose of them safely and legally? Contact Wanstalls and we will come and pick them up and pay you fair value for them. Wanstalls has been proudly serving the Lower Mainland firearms community since 1973. We are a government licensed firearms business with fully certified verifiers, armorers and appraisers. Call today to set up an appointment 604-467-9232 WANSTALLS TACTICAL & SPORTING ARMS

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. Aluminum patio cover, sunroom, railing and vinyl. 604-521-2688 .Aluminum patio cover, sunroom, railing and vinyl. 604-521-2688 www.PatioCoverVancouver.com

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201A St & 50 Ane area 208 St & Newlands Dr area 209B Street area 196 St & 73B Ave area 196A St & 68A Ave area 211 St & 82A Ave area 204 St & 94B Ave area 203 & 91 Ave area 205A St & 97B Ave area 202B St & 93 Ave area 213 St & 94B Ave area 214A St & 95 Ave area 208A St & Yeomans Cres area 88 Avenue area 215 St & Telegraph Trail area Walnut Grove Drive area 88 Ave & St. Andrews Ave 88 Ave & Nash St area 88 Ave & Wright St area 96 Ave & Young Ave area 96 Ave & Trattle St area 275 St & 33A Ave area 272 St & 33A Ave area 264A St & 28A Ave area 268 St & Fraser Hwy area

CARS - DOMESTIC

604-835-6300 or Nick @ 604-526-3604

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2002 Dodge Dakota

Sport, 4 x 4, Crew cab, canopy, 110,000 kms. $7400 firm. 604-538-9257

HOMES FOR RENT

2013 Ford F-150, Sunroof loaded. Leveling kit new 20” wheels 35” Tires. 96,000kms. Crew cab.604-727-8071, $22,000.

REAL ESTATE

We’re looking for carriers to deliver in the Langley and Aldergrove areas. ROUTE # STREET ROUTE # STREET 198 St & 44 Ave area 197A St & 38B Ave area 196A St & 38 Ave area 200 St & 38 Ave area 196A St & 36 Ave area 196 St & 34A Ave area 200 St & 44 Ave area 206A St & 38 Ave area 204 St & 43 Ave area 200 St & 42 Ave area 202 St & 40 Ave area 206A St & 40 Ave area 204 St & 38 Ave area 215 St & Southridge Cres.

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2010 BUICK LUCERNE 215K, fully loaded, new tires, very good cond., no accidents. $4999. 604-859-9204

.Bumbleberry Farms. Strawberries ready now. Rasberries coming soon 604-835-3416

We’re looking for carriers! Be part of a GREAT team!

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SUITES, LOWER

LANGLEY Willoughby. New 1 bdrm suite, full bath, avail from June 15, ns/np, $1100 incl utils/laundry/wifi. Call after 3pm 778-929-1443.

TRANSPORTATION

DELUXE 1, 2 & 3 BDRM SUITES in Walnut Grove, Langley Includes large balcony, fireplace, in-suite laundry. Live, shop, work & play all in one location. Next to Colossus Theater (200/ #1 Hwy).

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~ 778-889-4606 ~ ~ 604-507-4606 ~

750

The Village at Thunderbird Centre

PLUMBING

Furnaces, Boilers, Hot Water Heating, Hotwater Tanks, Drain/Duct Cleaning & Plumbing Jobs.

APARTMENT/CONDO

604-530-0030 www.cycloneholdings.ca

A Gas Fitter ✮ Plumber

Re-Paint Specialist 15 Years Experience Interior/Exterior, stucco painting.

Reliability. That’s classiﬁeds.

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RENTALS

Bachelor,1 bdrm & 2 bdrm Call for Availability Langley City, walk to senior & rec centre, schools, shops. Incl heat & hotwater. Live In Manager

778-999-2803

PRISM PAINTING CO.

HANDYMAN CONNECTION HANDYMAN CONNECTION Handyman Connection - Bonded -Renovations - Installations Repairs - 604.878.5232

FRUIT & VEGETABLES

GARAGE SALE

Saturday, June 17th 9am - 3pm Hunter’s Glen - 6+ units

9036 208 St.

SUSSEX PLACE APTS

northbluffpestcontrol.com

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MULTI FAMILY

RENTALS

778-628-7590

SAM PAINTING

WALNUT GROVE;

MERCHANDISE FOR SALE

Residential / Commercial

Johnson

Toys, records, books, collectibles, shelving, sporting goods & much more.

Electronics, kids stuff, furniture, clothing, books, etc

• Respectful • Reliable • Responsible • Affordable Rates

604-700-9017

8675 - 209th St.

5155 - 160 St. Surrey

~~ SPRING CLEAN-UP ~~

All Rubbish, Junk & Recycling needs.

MULTI-FAMILY SALE

Household goods, Books, Pictures, Furniture. Good Variety!!

RUBBISH REMOVAL

20% Discount

Sat, June 17th, 9am-2pm

GARAGE SALE

Always Reddy Rubbish Removal

North Bluff Pest Control

5360-205 St. Langley

Sat June 17th, 8am - 2pm.

Power Washing / Gutter Cleaning SAME DAY SERVICE AVAILABLE Call Ian 604-724-6373

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Walnut Grove / Langley

MULTI FAMILY

Budget Power Washing

www.paintspecial.com

Top Quality/Affordable Prices

Repair, Replace, Remodel... Quality Done Right the 1st Time • Basement Suites • Kitchens • Baths • Drywall • Painting • Texture • Patches • Flooring • Mouldings • Much More

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HOME/BUSINESS SERVICES

GARAGE SALES

Multi-Unit Yard Sale

Sat June 17th, 9am-2pm.

Lots of stuff incl bookcases, desk & more!

HOME/BUSINESS SERVICES

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SURREY; MOVING SALE 8407 215th Street Langley, (Walnut Grove) FOREST HILLS

Entrance at back of house off 204A St & access lane.

HOME/BUSINESS SERVICES

GARAGE SALES

Sat. June 17th 9am - 3pm

Household items, Furniture, Tools, Collectibles & other misc. items.

Sun, June 18th, 9am-5pm

HOME/BUSINESS SERVICES

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TILING

ALL tile jobs big or small. visit www.craftsmentile.com or call 6049968956 for a quote A-1 Ceramics, Marble, Glass blocks Install/Repair. Res./Comm. 20 yrs exp. Peter’s Tile 604-209-0173

LOTS

Build your DREAM HOME Thornhill Urban Reserve, Maple Ridge. $1.55m. Future single family subdiv. Close to development. Dan - Oakwyn Rlty (604)761-6935

633 MOBILE HOMES & PARKS

MERCHANDISE FOR SALE 509 563

MISC. WANTED

New SRI Manufactured homes Singles $69,900. Doubles $94,900. REPOSSESSIONS 1974-2015 www.glenbrookhomes.net Chuck 604-830-1960 Trades. Financing. Permits.

AUCTIONS

RENTALS

BURNABY RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT AUCTION HOUSE

www.KwikAuctions.com

WE BUY RECORDS & BOOKS Hemingway’s 33765 Essendene Ave. Abbotsford ~ 604-855-1894

hemibooks@yahoo.com

★★ We make housecalls! ★★

OFFICE/RETAIL

RETAIL SPACE FOR LEASE King’s Cross. Shopping Centre next to Burger King at King George Hwy & 74th. Approx 700 SQ/FT. For more info call: 604-727-2525

PETS

CATS GALORE, TLC has for adoption spayed & neutered adult cats. 604-309-5388 / 604-856-4866

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LANGLEY CITY Office/retail space Good location - 20755 Fraser Hwy. 1760 sq.ft. To view: 604-530-6384

PETS 477

2016 Dodge Ram 3500 Crew Cab, 4 x 4 Diesel 22,000 kms. 8” lift kit. Leather sunroof. $58,900. 778-862-2495

Homelife Pen. Property 604-536-0220

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APARTMENT/CONDO

LANGLEY, 4 Bdrm apt, $1200/mo. Quiet family complex, no pets, no smoking. Call 604-539-0217.

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LEGALS PUBLIC NOTICE

Anyone with an equitable or legal right, title or interest in/to/for the Estate of RODGER ANDREAS SCHOEBER is HEREBY REQUESTED to present their claim to witness: Gustavo Sanchez c/o 930 3025 Lougheed Hwy, Unit 143, Coquitlam, British Columbia V3B 6S2 before expiration of thirty (30) days of first publication, namely June 26, 2017.

Park Terrace Apts Bachelor, 1 bdrm & 2 bdrm Call for Availability Langley City, family friendly, walk to senior & rec ctr, schls, shops, Incl heat & hotwater. Live In Manager

604-530-0030 www.cycloneholdings.ca

Advertising It’s good for you. Try a classiﬁed ad.

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Happy Fatherâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Day SCANDESIGNS.COM COQUITLAM 1400 United Blvd 604.524.3444

LANGLEY 20429 Langley By-Pass 604.530.8248

RICHMOND 12551 Bridgeport Rd 604.273.2971

KELOWNA 1850 Springfield Rd 250.860.7603

VICTORIA 661 McCallum Rd Millstream Village 250.475.2233

NANAIMO 1711 Bowen Rd 250.753.6361

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You’ve weighed in on your favorite things about the Langleys, and we listened! A READER’S GUIDE TO THE MOST POPULAR BUSINESSES, EVENTS AND SERVICES IN LANGLEY

Your favorites are...

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Danny Evans

Steve Hill

• #2 for Western Canada for 2016* • #7 for Canada for 2016* • #3 for Volume Sales for 2016 604-649-1067

Rookie of the Year 2016* • Top 5% in Canada for 2016* •

Homelife Benchmark Realty (Langley) Corp. 6323 197 Street Langley V2Y 1K8

604-220-4636

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READERS’ CHOICE AWARDS You told us... we listened

The 2017 Readers’ Choice Awards Welcome to the Langley Times 3rd Annual Reader’s Choice Awards! In May we asked our readers, in the form of both online and print, to name some of their favourite places, businesses and spots to enjoy in Langley. The list included everything from restaurants and hair salons to favourite place to buy a new or used car or your favourite biking trail and everything in between. Your response was huge and we appreciate everyone who took the time to enter. Throughout these pages you will see the top three favourites from the contest. Lisa Farquharson, Publisher Langley Times

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Reclaim Restyle Redecorate this fall with The Home Carrie along with all the staffPassionate at The Passionate Home would like to thank & of the Langley Times for considering their customers as well as the readers paint them as oneChalk of the Paint™ top threedecorative finalists in two great categories! By Annie "We are honored, gratefulSloan and truly appreciative of your recognition!" FINALIST ∙2∙0∙1∙7∙

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Thank you to all the businesses that have supported this feature and a big congratulations to all the finalists and winners! A big thank you to our community leaders, Mayor Jack Froese, Mayor Ted Schaefer, MLA Mary Polack, MP Mark Warawa, and MP John Aldag for sharing their favourites with our readers. And remember, by shopping locally, you will help our vibrant business community grow even more. Thanks again and enjoy our Reader’s Choice Awards section.

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FAVOURITE SPECIALTY FURNITURE STORE

Create a beautiful life...

20528 Fraser Hwy, Langley In the quaint McBurney Plaza

604.532.5931

thepassionatehome.com

WINNER

NO Antibiotics or Animal By-Products in our Meat & Poultry. RAISED WITHOUT ADDED HORMONES.

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DAIRY Avalon & Valley Pride Dairy, Farm House Cheeses & More!

SIDES Salads, Fresh Daily! Variety of Pickled & Preserved Items.

Butcher Shop WINNER

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DELI & GROCERY ENTRÉES Meat, Pasta, Vegetarian & Gluten Free. Ready to Cook!

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FAVOURITE

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BUTCHER SHOP

HERITAGE MEATS gourmet.com

19689 Willowbrook Drive • 604.532.5235 mon-fri 9am-7pm | sat 9am-6pm | sun 10am-5pm

Thank you Langley for the Vote of Confidence!

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Flooring Store

THANK YOU FOR VOTING FOR US!

We appreciate our customers and staff for the support and patronage for an amazing 43 years!

In-Stock Carpets starting at

49¢ sq. ft.

Pre-Summer Blow-Out TWO WEEKS ONLY! JUNE 15-30

Stainmaster Underlay OFF

All Roll Ends OFF

50%

25%

ALL STOCK CARPETS ON SALE! 604-533-4231 nufloorslangley.ca

*On selected items, while quantities last

... a beautiful experience.

304 - 20771 LANGLEY BY-PASS

(Hwy. 10) Next to Buns Master, Across from La-Z-Boy

Langley Times

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READERS’ CHOICE AWARDS What Do I Love About the Langleys? My wife Debbie and I have been living, working, and raising our family in the Township of Langley for 38 years, and I love that our community has something for everyone. A unique mix of rural and urban, the Township has 100 parks, trails, and greenspaces, as well as one of the region’s largest retail centres. Our walkable communities feature restaurants, museums, and attractions, and the Langley Events Centre is the region’s destination for sports, recreation, and entertainment. Free, family-oriented events are offered year-round, including Aldergrove Fair Days, Jack Froese Arbour Day, the Langley Walk, Cranberry Festival, and May Day. Canada 150 will be Mayor of the Township celebrated July 1 in both Fort Langley and Willoughby. of Langley In Langley Township, people care about their community. They are active and help others. It’s no wonder we are the fastest growing municipality in Metro Vancouver, as more and more people choose to call the Township of Langley home and discover all there is to love.

Pearce Home Hardware your

Favourite Paint Store

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CANADA’S PAINT EXP ER T S

SAVE $7 off a gallon of Designer Series paint

ONLY VALID AT ALDERGROVE LOCATION

Aldergrove | 3147 272 Street 604.856.2411 | homehardware.ca

“Taking care of family pets as if they were our own.”

#101B 4059 200th Street , Langley • 604-534-4174 www.brookswoodvet.com

Twin Rinks Physiotherapy, Sports Injury Clinic & Massage Therapy WINNER

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Physio Place

Our Team Would Like To Extend A Big Thank You For Choosing Us As Your Favorite Physiotherapy Clinic Twin Rinks Physiotherapy Clinic Has Been Serving The Langley, Surrey And Aldergrove Area For Over 20 Years! We provide quality rehabilitation services to individuals of all ages. IMPROVE PERFORMANCE • RESTORE FUNCTIONS • MOVE, WORK AND PLAY BETTER WITH LESS PAIN HELPING YOU TO GET BACK TO THE THINGS YOU LOVE

604-532-5722 • 5700 Langley Bypass, Langley • www.twinrinksphysiotherapy.com PHYSIOTHERAPY I IMS I ACUPUNCTURE I MASSAGE THERAPY I PERSONAL TRAINING

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FAVOURITE FAVOURITE BEER & & WINE WINE BEER LIQUOR STORE STORE LIQUOR

Thank You

For Voting Us Into The Top 3 Local Sports Teams

Aldergrove Liquor Store Owners & Staff would like to thank all our valued customers for voting us one of the top 3 finalists for “Favourite Beer & Wine Liquor Store”

We value your patronage, support and shopping locally!

ALDERGROVE LIQUOR STORE

LOCATION George Preston Rec Centre 20699 42 Ave

26444 32nd Ave. Aldergrove

JOIN THE BRIGADE

Season Tickets JUST $99 Pick Your Seats Today!

tickets@langleyrivermen.com tel: 604.819.2078

604-856-3100

Proud Member of the

Thank you for all your votes and support over the years!

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FAVOURITE EYECARE

2 FOR1 EYEGLASSES

Includes single vision or progressive lenses and frames

Book your appointment with Independent Optometrist

SOME RESTRICTIONS APPLY

WITH THIS AD BEFORE JUNE 30, 2017

Dr. Grace Wong

MAKE YOUR SECOND PAIR PRESCRIPTION SUNGLASSES

Phone for details.

604.533.1171

102B - 19475 Fraser Hwy., Langley MON, TUES, WED & FRI 9:30-6 | THURS 9:30-8 | SAT 9:30-5 | SUN 12-5

Call for details • Established 1989 • www.westcoastoptical.com

WE PROCESS DIRECT PAYMENTS FROM YOUR INSURANCE PROVIDER

FOR $

TINT PACKAGE

POLARIZED PACKAGE

WITH THIS AD BEFORE JUNE 30,2017

MUST BE FOR THE SAME PRESCRIPTION. SOME RESTRICTIONS APPLY.

Langley Times

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Hotel

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We are proud to be voted one of Langley’s Readers Choice. Thank you for your support and votes Langley!

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Place for a Concert

PUB

Where we worry about your car so you don’t have to!®

Langley Farm Market

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604-532-5369

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Mon - Sun 8:30am - 7:00pm Holidays 9:00am - 6:00pm

3-4 yrs

2 & Under Free

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Child’s $649 Toddler $299∙∙22∙0∙1∙∙66∙ READERS’ 2 & Under Free CHOICE

Thank You Langley!

5-10 yrs

TIME Y DAY, ANY R E V E E L B A

Serving you since 1969 and still going!

Daily arrivals of salvaged and vintage Gas & Pop memorabilia, signs, motorcycle parts, bikes, garden decor, prairie, rustic, furniture, vintage doors, windows, tools, oodles more! Over 12,000 sq ft for your pleasure! WINNER

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20251 Fraser Hwy 604.532.9747 AVAIL

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Antique Store

Wed, Thurs, Fri & Sat 11:00am - 5:00pm Closed: Sun, Mon, Tue 604-534-7222 Napier’s Country Antiques

6743 216th Street, Langley in Historic Milner Village

http://www.napiersantiques.com/

napiersantiques

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All-You-Can-Eat FINALIST Cod & Chips

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Auto Service Shop

Place to Buy a New Car

Thanks to our customers for voting for us!

DAMS FORD LINCOLN SALES LTD Family Owned and Operated for Over 40 Years 19330 Langley ByPass | www.dams.net | 604.532.9921 | Toll Free: 888.838.3267

Langley Times

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What Do I Love About the Langleys?

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There is a lot to love about the City of Langley! To me, our community is truly that – a community! We thrive on relationship building, on bringing people together to exchange views, to enjoy experiences, and to celebrate accomplishments!

FAVOURITE

Tattoo Parlour

Langley City offers all the amenities of a major urban centre while maintaining the ambience of a small town. Significant investment in our roadways, parks, and trails ensures public safety and promotes healthy and active lifestyle choices. Within walking distance, residents and visitors can explore an impressive trail system and a great selection of parks offering many unique features. They can shop for Ted Schaffer a diverse range of products and services, and enjoy countless local events and Mayor of the City of Langley recreational activities. My wife Jean and I fell in love with this community when we moved here with our two daughters 37 years ago. We believe that it is built on a solid foundation of great people and we are proud to call Langley home!

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FAVOURITE GIFT SHOP

Thank you Langley! W E A P P R E C I AT E Y O U R G I F T O F C O N T I N U E D L OV E A N D S U P P O RT

Thank you FOR YOUR VOTES Without our wonderful clients, friends and family this wouldn’t be possible. We appreciate each and every one of you. Follow Us!

604.532.1188

20305 FRASER HIGHWAY, LANGLEY www.i-kandytattoo.com

Thank You Langley!

We are Jumping For Joy to have been nominated as one of the top 3 Favourite Physiotherapy Places. FINALIST ∙2∙0∙1∙7∙

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FAVOURITE

20494 Fraser Highway, Langley, BC • (604) 539-0237 www.facebook.com/thisisitgifts FINALIST ∙2∙0∙1∙7∙

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FAVOURITE

PHYSIO PLACE

If you are unable to join us in jumping for joy Come see us We can help!

www.pureformphysio.ca #102 - 19941 72 Avenue, Langley | 604.510.9900 Adjacent to the Petro – Canada at 200th Street and 72 Avenue info@pureformphysio.ca

Thank You Langley For Trusting Us With All Your Travel Needs And Special Occasions Gem is new to our Marlin family and welcomes all of her clients to visit her at this new location.

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GREEK RESTAURANT

Travel Agency

We are so proud to be serving Langley for 18 years

Gem Liggins

gem.liggins@marlintravel.ca

Marlin Travel is a professional, full service agency. We provide expert service in leisure vacations, cruises, escorted coach tours, flights, destination weddings and group travel.

Monday - Thursday Specials -----DINE IN ONLY-----

Starts at $16.95 Call for Specials

20080 Fraser Hwy, Langley (on the Fraser Hwy, just South of 200th St RESERVATIONS 604-530-9531 www.kostasgreekrestaurant.com

Dana Bustin

dana.bustin@marlintravel.ca

Shannon Larsen

shannon.larsen@marlintravel.ca

Tracey Martin

tracey.martin@marlintravel.ca

Unit #20 - 20190 Langley Bypass (Across From Winners)

PHONE US TODAY: 604.532.0507 Mon-Fri 9 am to 6 pm. Sat 10 am to 4 pm AFTER HOUR APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE ON REQUEST www.marlintravel.ca/1530

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Flower Shop

Grocery Store

Thank you

www.langleytimes.com

Willoughby Celebrates it’s

for voting us your favourite grocery store and flower shop!

online shopping

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part o phart ofptahrt of th eL e Langley Lcanfgtle lem y ucomm We’re committed to going the Extra Mile. ommuyancnitogm since 19s2ince 1sy9in2ce n1it9y2 Visit www.saveonfoods.com 8 8 8

for everything we have in store.

part o Langley c f the oBCmVQA muwines nity since available 1928 here. # # # # 20151 Fraser 2015120151 Hwy. FraserFraser Hwy. Hwy.#101-8840 101-8840 210#101-8840 Street 210 Street 210 Street 1-20255 1-20255 64 Avenue 1-20255 64 Avenue 64 Avenue

BC’s very own food people since 1915.Downtown Downtown Langley Downtown Langley Langley WalnutWalnut Grove, Walnut Langley Grove,Grove, Langley Langley Willoughby, Willoughby, Langley Willoughby, Langley Langley Part of the Langley community since 1928. 604-533-2911 604-533-2911 604-533-2911 604.882.8449 604.882.8449 604.882.8449 604.532.5988 604.532.5988 604.532.5988

20151 Fraser Hwy.

101-8840 210 Street

1-20255 64 Avenue

Langley Times

www.langleytimes.com

Thank You Langley

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FAVOURITE RETIREMENT HOME

We greatly appreciate the support and endorsements received from our community Tel: (604) 530-9895 Fax: (604) 530-9480

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Thank You Langley for Voting for Us! Come see us for all your health supplements.

NOW D-Mannose Powder

#100-20265 54A Avenue Langley, BC V3A 3W6

manoah@uniserve.com We are so proud and would like to say Dank je (Thank you) To All Our Loyal Customers, Staff and Voters For Your FINALIST Business and Support READERS’ For Over 20 Years. CHOICE

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FAVOURITE HEALTH FOOD STORE

NOW L-Arginine

Helps reduce the risk of recurrent UTIs in women Pure Vegetarian/Vegan

Conditional amino acid Pharmaceutical grade Nitric Oxide precursor Helps blood vessels relax

85 g Sale

1000 mg 120 tabs Sale $28.99 NOW Water Out

$39.99

NOW Rhodiola

Powerful natural anti-aging Anti-depression and antistress home remedy

500 mg 40 Vegetable Capsules Sale $20.99

With Standardized Uva Ursi, Dandelion, Potassium, Vitamin B-6, and more! Support healthy urinary tract function

100 Vegetable Capsules

$19.99

Sale

Floravit & Floradix

Tired of Being Tired? Do you suffer from any of the following? • Are you continually tired and lack appetite? • Pale skin & dark circles under eyes? • Often have difficulty concentrating? • Feel chilly or catch colds easily? • Have brittle hair or fingernails that chip easily?

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FAVOURITE DELI

700 ml

Sale

$52.99

Digest More DigestMORE can be helpful if: • You have difficulty breaking down large meals, or specific foods (ie proteins). • You have gas or bloating after eating certain types of foods. • You have gas or bloating after combining certain types of foods (ie proteins with carbohydrates).

Open Monday to Saturday 9 am - 5 pm The Finest in Dutch and European Foods, Gifts, and Indonesian Foods & Spices

90 capsules

CleanseSMART

Sale

$19.99

$30.99

Revitalize your health in 30 days! Works on every area of elimination; lungs, liver, kidneys, skin, blood, lymphatic system and colon. It is designed to work without the need to follow a strict diet. 30 day, total body cleanse that works to eliminate toxic materials from the body and improve liver and bowel function without the use of harsh laxatives.

CandiGONE

Sale

$30.99

Is Candida dragging you down? 15 day antifungal cleansing kit that will help to eliminate yeast overgrowth throughout your body. Regain your health and vitality. Candida can cause fatigue, yeast infections, sugar cravings, difficulty losing weight, brain fog and many other symptoms. WINNER

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Realtor

Ultimate Flora Kids Probiotic Sale

$13.99

The Ultimate Probiotic For Kids! Delivers 10 billion beneficial bacteria in each delicious kid-friendly chewable tablet. Contains 9 specially selected strains that are prevalent in the digestive system of children Supports digestive health, eases constipation and boosts the immune system. Critical for restoring bacterial balance in the gut after antibiotic use.

Ultimate Flora Ultra Potent 100 Billion Sale

$47.99

The Most POTENT Probiotic! Delivers 100 billion probiotic bacteria in every capsule! Ideal for people with chronic digestive issues, who have been on multiple rounds of antibiotics Enteric coated to protect the probiotics from harsh stomach acid

Ask about our Loyalty Cards!

Expires June 30, 2017 or while quanitities last.

Mountainview Plaza 88th & 210 St. Walnut Grove 604-882-1477

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FAVOURITE

Thank you Langley for your Votes Thank you Langley for your Support

BREAKFAST OR BRUNCH

Critter Care

Wildlife Society

481 216 Street 604-530-2064 www.crittercarewildlife.org

Thank you so much Langley Times Readers for voting Lisa’s School of Dance Ltd a Readers Choice outstanding Dance Studio! We are heading into our 32nd anniversary year and we would LOVE to have you as a part of our Dance Family!

t h a n k yo u — la n g l e y ! —

for voting us FAVOURITE PLACE FOR BREAKFAST & BRUNCH

Summer Programs FINALIST

3 yrs - Adult Check out the website for all the details!

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MURRAYVILLE

22314 FRASER HWY

WALNUT GROVE 8720 204 TH ST

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Golf Course

WILLOWBROOK 20125 64 TH AVE

CLOVERDALE 17830 56 TH AVE

LANGLEY E.

(COUNTRY)

5978 GLOVER ROAD

LANGLEY W.

(COUNTRY)

19219 56 TH AVE

FAVOURITE DANCE INSTRUCTING STUDIO

Online registration available for summer programs 604-533-2327 I 20167 Industrial Ave. I www.DanceAtLisas.com

Classes for 3yr to Adult: Tap Jazz Ballet Lyrical Contemporary Modern Hip Hop Acro Musical Theatre & more!

Langley Times

www.langleytimes.com

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Accountants with Local Focus. Global Reach. Thank you for your votes!

Thank you for voting us Favourite Accounting Firm!

We are proud to serve the wonderful community of Langley and are so grateful that you trust us to help your family meet their homeownership goals.

Assurance | Tax Services | Business Guidance WINNER

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MAPLE RIDGE | LANGLEY CHARTERED PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTANTS Langley 21542 48th Avenue Langley, BC V3A 3M5 604.534.1441

FAVOURITE

Accounting Firm

Maple Ridge 22377 Dewdney Trunk Rd Maple Ridge, BC V2X 3J4 604.467.5561

Michelle Chandra, Diana Zitko, Jamie Moi, Kelly Sloan

www.eprcpa.ca Find us on social media

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DLC West Coast Mortgages Inc Ph: 604-534-6504 Fax: 604-534-6592 team@westcoastmortgages.ca www.westcoastmortgages.ca

M A I N L A N D ’ S

P R E M I E R

D E S T I N A T I O N

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FAVOURITE MORTGAGE BROKER

F O R

Specialty Cupcakes, Cakes & Baked Goods

NEW at FROSTING

FAVOURITE

Dessert Place

Lunch

Sandwiches, Wraps, Grilled Paninis, Coffee, Smoothies, and Frapps

Weddings

Get a free wedding consultation & tasting! Choose from over 50 flavours & designs or have us create a custom design just for you!

Cupcakes

Regular Mini, Giant & Specialty with over 65 Flavours.

Parties

for all Ages: We host some of the best Parties and Team Building Events you’ve seen. Suitable for all ages.

Specialty Cakes

We have transformed all of our cupcake flavours into cakes. Available in Slabs, Stacked, Sports, Character & Specialty Cakes.

20411 Fraser Hwy, Langley (on the One Way) • Open 6 days a week

frostingscupcakery.com

Bake Shop

FROM SCRATCH DAILY Muffins, Scones, Loafs, Cookies, Apple Crumble, Pies, Sticky Buns & More. Selection Changes Daily.

High Tea

Trendy and elegant with a twist of rustic charm makes our High Tea extra special. By Reservation Only SPECIAL DIETARY REQUESTS: Ask us about our Gluten Free, Eggless & Vegan options.

Let us turn your next event from ordinary into Extraordinary! Call for a FREE CONSULTATION 778-278-8832

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Thank you Langley!

www.langleytimes.com

Value • Selection • Service

We’d like to show appreciation to all of our supporters!

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Come by and give your dog a spa day! WINNER

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Pet Services

Value • Selection • Service

FAVOURITE DOLLAR STORE

• Bath • Blowdry • Ear Cleaning • Nail Clipping • Pet Trim

BROOKSWOOD K-9 DESIGN QUALITY GROOMING FOR YOUR PET #100-20759 40 Avenue

604.533.2895

Thank you for nominating us as a favourite Accounting Firm in the 2017 Readers’ Choice Awards!

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Thank You! FROM JEN AND THE OTTER CO-OP FASHIONS TEAM Sign up in store to receive weekly fashions coupons in your email!

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FAVOURITE FASHION STORE

SMART BUSINESS SOLUTIONS. SOLID FINANCIAL RESULTS. Please visit our new website at www.avisar.ca and let us know how we can help your business Suite 302-8047 199 Street Langley, BC V2Y OE2 604.513.5707

ottercoop.com

avisar.ca

Everyone Welcome! No Membership Required

M O N D AY- S U N D AY 8 A M - 8 P M | H O L I D AY S 9 A M - 6 P M 3650 248 TH STREET, ALDERGROVE 604.856.2517

Langley Times

www.langleytimes.com

We’re old enough to know you’re young enough to hear better

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FAVOURITE HEARING CLINIC

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Congratulations to all the 2017 Langley Times Readers’ Choice nominees and winners!

Celebrating 77 years of hearing better, together. We love Spring, so pay us a visit and get these amazing offers.

Abbotsford Langley 201, 2151 McCallum Road 103, 22314 Fraser Hwy (604) 853-8663 (604) 534-8663

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Pizza Place

Thank you

Langley!

for your amazing support and votes for us in the Favourite Pizza category!

Try our Gluten Friendly Dough!

serving the highest quality pizza in Langley since 1979!

20199 56 Ave Langley | (604) 530-0751

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FAVOURITE BURGER

Langley Times

www.langleytimes.com

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READERS’ CHOICE AWARDS What Do I Love About the Langleys? My wife Diane and I agree - we are incredibly fortunate to live in Langley! It is an incredible place to live, work, raise a family and eventually retire. Volunteerism is one of the cornerstones that makes our community unique. Residents donate their time, energy and finances to support people in need, local programs and projects. There is no shortage of community events to participate in and enjoy. One of my personal favourites is the Cranberry Festival, held annually in Fort Langley, partly because my wife Diane is an excellent cook, the fantastic cranberry treats she creates every year are enjoyed by all. In 2015, the Province of British Columbia formally recognized Langley as an age-friendly community. As a senior myself, I can confirm that Langley is a place where people can enjoy all stages of life and live with dignity, respect and independence.

Mark Warawa, MP Langley / Aldergrove

What an incredible honour to be voted as one of Langley’s top dentists! It’s very important to my team and I that we provide you with the highest quality dental care in the most comfortable and welcoming environment. Allowing our family to care for yours is the biggest compliment we can receive.

Thank you Langley residents for making our community what it is: the best place in the world to live.

Thank you

FOR VOTING US Favourite Tattoo Parlour Favourite Customer Service

Thank you from all of us at the Fort Langley Dental Office!

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20466 Fraser Hwy, Langley • 604-510-5095 www.rebelliontattoo.ca

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FAVOURITE

TATTOO PARLOUR

CUSTOMER SERVICE

Dr. Erin Tack www.fldo.ca

23192 96th Ave. Fort Langley

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FOR YOUR SUPPORT IN THE 3RD ANNUAL READERS’ CHOICE VOTING

FAVOURITE CHEF WINNER

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FAVOURITE

Thai

Watch for the Ban Chok Dee Academy Opening Soon in Langley!

LANGLEY: 20563 Douglas Crescent I 778.278.3088 MAPLE RIDGE: 400, 20395 Lougheed Highway I 604.459.8000

www.BanChokDee.com Follow Us @BanChokDeeThai Like Us on Facebook Lunch: 11 AM to 3 PM I Dinner: 4:30 PM to 9 PM (last food order 30 minutes before closing)

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HAVE YOU HEARD?!

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Thank You Langley!

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It’s summer time!

FAVOURITE VACUUM STORE

FAVOURITE

Hearing Clinic

FREE!

22 years experience in Hearing Health Sciences

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THANK YOU Langley for voting for us your As A Special Favourite Thank You From June 16 – June 30, 2017 Hearing BUY ONE BOX OF 40 BATTERIES FOR $10, GET THE SECOND BOX Clinic. Kim Galick, RHIP/owner

www.langleytimes.com

*Limited time offer. Valid from June 16-30, 2017 (**NO EXTENSION ON SALE DATE – CANNOT BE COMBINED WITH ANY OTHER SPECIALS**NO EXCEPTIONS). Does not apply to previous orders. No exceptions. See Clinic for more details.

QUIET POWERFUL DURABLE

The perfect time to bring in your sewing machine or vacuum for maintenance! 107-6039 196 Street, Surrey (between Fraser Hwy & 60th Ave)

604-533-3577 langleyvacandsew.com 37 YEARS IN BUSINESS!

LAYAWAY AVAILABLE

thank you

Your Local

Dealer Since 1979

LARGE SELECTION OF MODELS IN-STORE TO CHOOSE FROM

A GREAT BIG THANKS

“kamsahamnida” to all our Wonderful Customers & Everyone who

Thank you Langley for Voting us Favourite Children’s Store!

Voted us their Favorurite Sushi Restaurant

We are so proud to be serving the Langley community for 5 years now!! FINALIST

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FAVOURITE SUSHI

FAVOURITE CHILDRENS STORE

Once Upon A Child I #104 - 20121 Willowbrook Dr (Right behind Staples off 200th) 604-510-OUAC (6822) I www.onceuponachildlangley.com

We are so

proud

to be located in Willoughby Town Centre & Celebrating our 4th Year of Business

20678 Willoughby Town Centre Dr C120, Langley, BC V2Y 0L7

(604) 371-2277 /NomaJapaneseRestaurant

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Congratulations to Our Readers’ Top Favourites Favourite Accounting Firm

Favourite Biking Trail

Favourite Community Arts Group

EPR Langley

Campbell Valley Park

Bard in the Valley

Kate Amangoulova, CGA

Fort to Fort

Langley Players Drama Club

Avisar Chartered Professional Accountants

Aldergrove Park

Fort Langley Artist Group

Favourite Antique Store

Favourite Breakfast or Brunch

Favourite Community Event

Napier’s Country Antiques

Cora

Langley Good Times Cruise In

Village Antiques Mall

Ricky’s

Arts Alive

Renaissance Home

Dot’s Café

Aldergrove Fair Days

Favourite Appliance Store

Favourite Buffet

Favourite Community Group

Trail Appliances

Newlands Golf and Country Club

Langley Memorial Hospital Auxiliary

Sears

The Buffet - Cascades Casino

Kimz Angels

Coast Appliances

An Indian Affair

Critter Care Wildlife Society

Favourite Burger

Favourite Customer Service

Favourite Art Gallery Gallery 204

White Spot

Rebellion Tattoo Studio

The Fort Gallery

Fatburger

Otter Co-Op

Birthplace of BC Gallery Ltd.,

Red Robin

Costco Wholesale

Favourite Auto Glass

Favourite Butcher Shop

Favourite Dance Instructing Studio

Speedy Auto Glass

Heritage Meats

Passion: Dance & Acro Ltd. (PDA)

Broco Auto Glass

Bonnetti Meats

Lisa’s School of Dance

Crystal Glass

Clancy’s Meat

Langley Dance Academy

Favourite Auto Service Shop

Favourite Candy Store

Favourite Daycare

Dams Ford Lincoln Sales Ltd.

Sticky’s Candy Ltd.

CEFA Early Learning

Foreman’s Auto Repair

Holland Shopping Centre

New Generations Early Learning Centre

Fernridge Automotive

Into Chocolate Candy & Confections

Piggy Ooo’s Daycare Centre

Favourite Bakery

Favourite Chef

Favourite Deli

COBS Bread Bakery

Dan Trites (Ingnite Café)

Estrella’s Montreal Deli

Cedarbrook Bakery

Parinya Loptson (Ban Chok Dee)

Cedarbrook Bakery & Deli

Frosting Cupcakery Ltd.

Angie Quaale (Well Seasoned)

European Deli & Catering Co.

Favourite Beer Selection

Favourite Child Friendly Restaurant

Favourite Dentist

Trading Post Brewing Company

Cora

Dr Steven C. Hill (64th Ave Dental)

Samz Neighbourhood Pub

Red Robin

Dr Steven Copeland (Aldergrove)

Match Eatery & Public House

Whitespot

Dr Erin Tack (Fort Langley Dental Office)

Favourite Beer Wine Liquor Store

Favourite Childrens Store

Favourite Denture Clinic

Riders Liquor Store

Toys “R” Us

Behnoush Bahrini Denture Clinic

Berezan Liquor Store

Once Upon A Child

Langley Denture Clinic

Aldergrove Liquor Store

Carter’s OshKosh B’gosh

Brookswood Denture Clinic

Favourite Bike Store

Favourite Chinese Food

Favourite Dessert Place

Cap’s Bicycles Langley

Flourishing Chinese Seafood Restaurant

Frostings Cupcakery Ltd.

Bicycle Sports Pacific

Luxe Chinese Seafood Restaurant

Dairy Queen

Cranky’s Bike Shop

Wongs Chinese Seafood Restaurant

Baskin Robbins

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Congratulations to Our Readers’ Top Favourites Favourite Dollar Store

Favourite Flooring Store

Favourite Health Food Store

Dollarama

NuFloors

Nature’s Fare Markets

Dollar Tree Langley

End of The Roll

Grove Vitamins & Health Ltd.

Dollars & Cents

Jordans Floor Coverings

Health. Your Life. Our Passion

Favourite Drycleaner

Favourite Flower Shop

Favourite Hearing Clinic

Laura’s Fine Drycleaning & Laundromat

Save on Foods

Ears Hearing Clinic

Busy Bee Cleaners

Langley-Highland Flower Shops Ltd

Beltone Hearing Centre

Westpark Dry Cleaners

Brookswood Florist

HearingLife Canada

Favourite Eyecare

Favourite Gardening Store

Favourite High Performance Training

Iris Optical (Walnut Grove)

Cedar Rim Nursery

The Bootcamp Effect

West Coast Optical

Milner Village Garden Centre

Pro Trainers Gym

Langley Optometry Clinic

Home Depot

Anytime Fitness

Favourite Fashion Store

Favourite Gift Shop

Favourite Home Décor Store

Lucy Clothing

LMH Gift Store

HomeSense

Auld Phillips

This Is It! Gifts

The Passionate Home

Otter Co-Op

The Local Space

Ten Thousand Villages

Favourite Fast Food

Favourite Golf Course

Favourite Home Improvement Store

A&W

Redwoods Golf Course

Home Depot

Wendy’s

Newlands Golf and Country Club

Rona

McDonald’s

Langley Golf Centre

Canadian Tire

Favourite Financial Institution

Favourite Greek Restaurat

Favourite Hotel

Coast Capital Savings

Poseidon Greek Restaurant

Cascades Casino Resort

Royal Bank of Canada (RBC)

Kostas Greek Restaurant

Days Inn & Suites

TD Canada Trust

Galini Greek Kouzina & Grill

Sandman Signature Hotel

Favourite Fine Dining

Favourite Green Business

Favourite Independent Coffee Shop

S & L Kitchen and Bar

Nature’s Fare Markets

McBurney Coffee & Tea House

The Keg

Penny Pincher

The Joy of Coffee

Ignite Café

Hempyz Gifts & Novelties

Porter’s Bistro Coffee & Tea House

Favourite Fish Chips

Favourite Grocery Store

Favourite Indian Restaurant

C-Lovers Fish & Chips

Save on Foods

An Indian Affair

Captain’s Galley Fish & Chips

Real Canadian Superstore

Ashoka Indian Restaurant

White Spot

Safeway

Masala Indian Bistro

Favourite Fish Store

Favourite Gym

Favourite Insurance Company

1 Fish 2 Fish Fresh Seafood Market

Gold’s Gym

Westland Insurance

Real Canadian Superstore

Timms Community Centre

B&W Insurance

H-Mart

Steve Nash Fitness World

BCAA

Favourite Fitness Store

Favourite Hair Salon

Favourite Italian Restaurant

Flaman Fitness

Chatters Hair Salon

Pasta Pollo

Fitness Depot

EN Hair Studio

Olive Garden

Fitness Town

Hairplay Studio (Formerly Entre Nous Hair Studio)

OSSO Lunchroom

Milica Salon Spa

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Favourite Motorcycle/Motorsports Store

Favourite Pizza Place

Creative Goldsmiths

Holeshot Motorsports

Jim’s Pizzeria

Kingstone Jeweller

Sea to Sky Motorsports

Me-N-Ed’s Pizza Parlors

Golden Tree Jewellers

Greater Vancouver Powersports

Papa John’s Pizza

Favourite Jogging Trail

Favourite New Business 2 years or less

Favourite Place for a Concert

Campbell Valley Park

The Local Space

Cascades Casino Resort

Fort to Fort Trail

Phoenix Rising Metaphysical Emporium

Douglas Park

Houston Trail

Quesadillas & Chilaquiles Restaurant

McBurney Plaza

Favourite Korean Restaurant

Favourite Oil Change Lube Store

Favourite Place for a Facial

Chamnamoo Korean Restaurant

Mr. Lube

Spa Utopia

Baik Mi

Great Canadian Oil Change

Bliss Dayspa

Agoongyi Korean Restaurant

Midas Aldergrove

Spa Tru Face & Body Lounge

Favourite Law Office

Favourite Paint Store

Favourite Place for a Wedding Venue

Magellan Law Group LLP

Benjamin Moore

Newlands Golf and Country Club

Campbell, Burton & McMullan LLP

Cloverdale Paints

Fort Langley Community Hall

Darnell & Company

Home Hardware Aldergrove

Redwoods Golf Course

Favourite Lighting Store

Favourite Patio

Favourite Place for Karaoke

Design Lighting Sales Ltd

Match Eatery & Public House

Gabby’s Country Cabaret

Canadian Tire

Catcus Club

The Artful Dodger

Steve’s Custom Home Lighting Ltd.,

Earls

Walnut Grove Pub

Favourite Lingerie Store

Favourite Personal Trainer

Favourite Place for Manicure Pedicure

Forever Yours Lingerie

Josh Saunders - The Bootcamp Effect

Binny Nails Salon

La Senza

Alicia Simpson - The Bootcamp Effect

3D Nails Salon

La Vie en Rose

Karen Lougheed - The Bootcamp Effect

Polished Nail Studio

Favourite Local Sports Team

Favourite Pet Services

Favourite Place to Buy a New Car

Vancouver Giants

Brookswood K-9 Design

Dams Ford Lincoln Sales Ltd

Langley Rams

Markeyda’s Pet Grooming

Jonker Honda

Langley Rivermen

k-9 korner Dog Grooming

Toyotatown

Favourite Martial Arts Studio

Favourite Pet Store

Favourite Place to Buy a Used Car

Woo Kim Tae Kwon Do

PetSmart

Acura

Safegaurd Martial Arts

Harvey Pet Foods & Supplies

Jonker Honda

Revolution Martial Arts and Fitness

Bosley’s By Pet Valu

Original Applewood Motors

Favourite Mechanic

Favourite Pharmacy Shopping Services

Favourite Place to Volunteer

Precision Auto Service

Shoppers Drug Mart

Penny Pincher Thrift Store

Foreman’s Auto Repair

London Drugs

LAPS Animal Shelter

Fernridge Automotive

Costco Wholesale

Langley Meals on Wheels

Favourite Mortgage Broker

Favourite Physio Place

Favourite Preschool

Kevin Bay

Twin Rinks Physiotherapy

CEFA Early Learning

Chuck Jansen

Langley Physiotherapy

Wind & Tide

Jamie Moi

Pure Form Physio

Sonshine Street Preschool

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Favourite Spa

Favourite Towing Company

Kin’s Farm Market

Spa Utopia

Clover Towing

Ralph’s Farm Market

Bliss Dayspa

BCAA Towing Services

Langley Farm Market

Parlour Spa

Partel Towing

Favourite Pub

Favourite Specialty Store

Favourite Toy Store

Murrayville Town Pub

Scoop-N-Save

Toys R Us

Match Eatery & Public House

Well Seasoned - a gourmet food store

Toy Traders

Samz Pub

Phoenix Rising Metaphysical Emporium

Mastermind Toys

Favourite Real Estate Agency

Favourite Specialty Furniture Store

Favourite Travel Agency

Re/Max Treeland Realty

The Wickertree

Marlin Travel

Royal LePage Wolstencroft Realty

Valley Direct Furniture

Expedia CruiseShip Centers - North Langley

Homelife Benchmark Realty

The Passionate Home

Flight Centre

Favourite Realtor

Favourite Sporting Goods Store

Favourite Brew Store

Deanna Horn, Remax Treeland Realty

Sport Chek

Fraser Hwy Brewmasters

Danny Evans, Homelife Benchmark Realty

Sports Replay

Von Euw Brew

David Smith, Royal LePage Wolstencroft Realty

Mountain Equipment Co-op

Trading Post Brewing Company

Wes Jamison, MacDonald Realty

Favourite Sushi

Favourite Vacuum Store

Samba Sushi

Big Gary’s Vacuums

Friendly people

Sakura sushi

Langley Vacuum and Sewing Centre

Great community

Noma Sushi Japanese Restaurant

Sears

Favourite Reason to Live in Langley

City and country combined

Favourite Retirement Home

Favourite Tanning Salon

Favourite Vet

Fabutan Sun Tan Studios

Langley Animal Hospital

Harrison Landing

Tan de Soleil Sun Tanning Studios

Brookswood Veterinary Hospital

Avalon Gardens

Eurobronze Tanning

Paws N Claws

Manoah Manor Langley Gardens

Favourite Seafood Restaurant Ignite Café Flourishing Chinese Seafood Restaurant C-Lovers Fish & Chips

Favourite Shoe Store Payless Shoes Shoes Of Europe Aldo

Favourite Smoothie store

Favourite Tattoo Parlour I-Kandy

Favourite Yoga Studio

Lady Luck

Evolution Pilates & Yoga Studios

Rebellion Tattoo

Oxygen Yoga

Favourite Thai

Birkram 360

Ban Chok Dee Mai’s Vietnamese Restaurant Naka Bistro Lao & Thai Cuisine

Favourite Thrift Store Value Village Penny Pincher

Boosters

Bibles for Missions

Jugo Juice

Favourite Tire Store

Nature’s Fare Markets

Mountainview Veterinary Clinic

Kal Tire Costco Canadian Tire

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Dear fellow Times Readers, Thanks for your support. It inspires us. We’ve got an awesome lineup coming for this year. See you at the Fair!

We are proud to serve Langley for over 18 years. We would like to extend a big

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FAVOURITE OIL CHANGE LUBE STORE

21550 – 44th Ave Langley (604) 534.4555 1.866.730.1115

Par 3 Golf Course Covered Driving Range Lessons by CPGA Professional Par Buster Bistro Banquet facility for up to 225 guests

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We would like to thank all our patients, dentists and senior care communities for your loyalty and continued support of our clinic. “You don’t earn loyalty in a day, you earn loyalty day by day”

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Serving Langley for over 20 Years!

ASK US ABOUT... Implant Supported Dentures

ALL DENTAL PLANS ACCEPTED. ON SITE LAB

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103, 8843 - 204 Street, Langley, BC V1M 2K4 www.langleydentureclinic.com

FREE CONSULTATION WHEELCHAIR & SCOOTER ACCESSIBLE

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FAVOURITE PLACE TO BUY A NEW CAR

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FAVOURITE PLACE TO BUY A USED CAR

Stop by today and see all the new 2017 Honda vehicles, including the BRAND NEW 2018 Honda Odyssey Van, on display now!

#1 SELLING CAR IN CANADA

We were looking for a new 2015 Honda CR-V Touring, tried

two other dealerships, they did not have any in stock. We found one in the Jonker Honda dealership, where we were dealing with sales consultant Alan Cheung. Because of Alan’s professional attitude which has impressed us we decided to purchase this particular vehicle. The car was ready in a few days since we have ordered extras, and this took some time to get and deliver to the dealership. The buying process was quite convenient and friendly, we would recommend Alan to our friends. ~ A.V.

2017 CRV

This was my first time buying a car, and Alan made the whole process really easy and laid back. Alan was super nice and extremely knowledgeable during my two visits. I never once felt pressured – he let me take my time, checking all the features of the Honda Fit 2015, and answered any questions that I had immediately. I would definitely recommend Jonker Honda to others! ~ M.P.

2018 ODDYSEY Our recent new car purchase at Surrey/Langley Jonker Honda was due to the sales consultant’s knowledge of the product, high level of professionalism with a courteous and honest manner. After much research on our part in seeking the perfect car, Erick and Byron had great instincts in helping us make the right choice. This dealership’s business office staff are to be commended as well. All of the staff that we have been in recent contact with are a credit to this car dealership. Also, by purchasing at a local/ nearby and reputable car dealership seemed to us a practical after sales option. We expect that there will be continued quality assurance gained by our car purchase at Langley Jonker Honda. ~ S.S.

I called to ask questions about a used car on the lot and Frank was amazing. Very informative and never any pressure. When I came down to the dealership from Vancouver, Frank made the entire experience comfortable. I had other options at dealerships and private sales and I felt so looked after that I didn’t want to buy from anywhere else. I highly recommend coming to Jonker Honda for your next new or used vehicle. Ask for Frank! ~ K.S.

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Honday Buyers Hotline 604.530.6281

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PLACE TO BUY A NEW CAR

20622 Langley Bypass, Langley BC V3A 6K8

Thank You Langley for voting us #1 Candy Store

FAVOURITE DENTURE CLINIC

IN STORE BAKERY . NOW OPEN H S E R F G BAKIN EVERYDAY.

A Special Thank You to our Patients. It’s a great compliment to know how satisfied our patients are with the results of their custom dentures. From the whole staff, we thank you for your patronage. We truly enjoy what we do.

Celebrating 25 years of creating great smiles!

Brookswood Denture Clinic Ltd. B B D D C DENTURE AND IMPLANT SOLUTIONS C

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Confidence with Smile. With•state-of-the art technology and a #102 starts 20103 40a Avenue 604.530.9936 team of skilled people, we offer customized denture solutions. Free Consultation • Open Monday to Friday • All dental plans accepted

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604.530.9936

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stickyscandy.ca

FAVOURITE

Candy Store

over 150 Mix and Match Candy bins • Stocking Over 100 different Sodas SPECIALIZING IN ROOTBEER • 24 flavours of Island Farms Ice Cream • British and USA chocolate bars

#102 20103 40 Ave, LANGLEY

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READERS’ CHOICE AWARDS What Do I Love About the Langleys? While my official role is as the MLA for Langley, my real-life role is as the daughter of my wonderful Dad who turned 88 in March.

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That relationship is common amongst those of my age group and it defines much of what I love about Langley.

REAL ESTATE AGENCY

My Dad lives in the centre of downtown. He can walk to anything he needs. Groceries, entertainment, medical help, and recreational activities – If you want it, Langley has it. Now that we have the Vancouver Giants in our community, Dad and I take advantage of the opportunity to enjoy some of the best hockey in BC. Langley itself provides the workplace, shopping and entertainment opportunities that allow us to fulfill all our needs right here in our own community.

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Above all, I love the sense of opportunity that, I believe, is present in a very unique way in Langley. I am convinced that we represent the best of the future in British Columbia. I can’t imagine living anywhere else!

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Royal LePage Wolstencroft Realty has been serving the real estate needs of the Fraser Valley and surrounding area for many years

Our team of over 150+ dedicated real estate professionals are ready to help you, whether you’re interested in Residential, Commercial, Recreational, Investment Property, Sales, Leasing or Property Management.

#110, 19925 Willowbrook Dr., Langley royallepagelangley.ca

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Stay connected with us on Twitter: @RLPWolstencroft and Facebook www.facebook.com/RLPWolstencroftLangley (Royal LePage Wolstencroft)

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To get your 15 MINUTES OF FAME Join us every Thursday, Friday and Saturday 9pm to Closing

WALNUT GROVE PUB

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604-513-8748 • 20470 88 Avenue (Right Next To The Langley Hwy Hotel)

NEW BUSINESS 2 YEARS OR LESS

Under New Management Since 2016 WINNER

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Law Office

Thank You Langley for your votes and support! #225 – 20316 56 Ave., Langley, British Columbia V3A 3Y7 778.726.0175 magellanlaw.ca

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604-513-1900 www.clovertowing.com 24-Hour Service • Towing Service • Battery Boosts • Flatbed Towing • Tire Changes

• Lock Outs • Gas Delivery

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Looking for a local shop you can trust?

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THANK YOU SO MUCH

To Our Amazingly Loyal Students and Families

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Trusted by Langley for 38 years!

FAVOURITE MARTIAL ARTS STUDIO

Foreman’s Integra Tire Auto Centre 5718 198th Street, Langley, BC V3A 7C7 604-530-4510 • foremanauto.ca

#101 20530 Langley Bypass, Langley • 604-532-0090 • www.safeguardmartialarts.com

Cora Langley is honoured to be amongst those nominated for the Favourite Breakfast/Brunch and the Favourite Kid-Friendly Restaurant categories! Thank you to our guests, the readers of the Langley Times, who have truly shown their appreciation of Cora’s creative breakfasts. We couldn’t have done it without you! WINNER

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With the purchase of a $9 meal or more. Present this coupon before ordering. One coupon per customer per visit. May not be combined with any other offer and has no monetary value. Offer valid until August 12, 2017, only at the Cora restaurant located at 20670 Langley Bypass. No reproductions will be accepted.

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Congratulations to Melissa Doerksen winner of the Reader’s Choice Awards, Samsung Galaxy Tab E. A big thank you to everyone who participated!

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Thank You Langley for your Votes and Support!

Tues-Sat 11am-5pm Suite 200 20408 Douglas Crescent Langley (upstairs)

since 1977

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www.gallery204.ca info@gallery204.ca facebook.com/gallery204 604-532-1665

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604-533-9291

AUTO SERVICE SHOP

22339 48 Ave LANGLEY

Fernridge Auto www.fernridgeautomotive.com

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Thank You Everyone For All Your Votes We Owe it to Our Loyal Customers and Amazing Talented Staff

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Our Thank You To You

Bring in this ad for 20% Off All Services for the Month of June 2017 One Per Person 20349 88 Ave, Langley

(604) 888-6679 www.enhairstudio.ca

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

12–8PM 10–6PM 10AM–8PM 9AM–8PM 9AM–6PM 9AM–5PM Closed

www.langleytimes.com

Langley Times

Our thanks to you. We are proud to be chosen as your favourite.

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GREATER VANCOUVER POWERSPORTS

Langley: 9517 - 200th St • 604-888-8700 Chilliwack: 45150 Luckakuck Way • 604-795-7800 GVPS.ca

FAVOURITE MOTORCYCLE / MOTORSPORTS STORE

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www.langleytimes.com

Tired of Painful, Messy Dentures?

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Our doors are always open for new patients. Let’s bring back that beautiful smile!

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Specialty Store

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SCOOP N SAVE 10% Thank you for voting for us! Bring this ad in and save

FAVOURITE

#103 20258 Fraser Hwy. Langley BC, V3A 4E6

www.scoop-n-save.com tel: (604) 533-0035

DENTURE CLINIC

Hard & Soft Reline Repairs - Same Day Service Complete & Partial Dentures All Dental Plans Accepted

Thank you to everyone who voted for us for Best Independent Coffee Shop

Call today for your complimentary consultation!

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Benoush Bahrini Denture Clinic

Our Thanks To You

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Your Choice

Value Up To $5.00 One Coupon Per Person Per Visit.

FAVOURITE INDEPENDENT COFFEE SHOP

22259 48 Ave, Langley, BC (604) 534-0204

Monday - Friday: 6:30AM–9PM | Saturday: 7:30AM–8PM | Sunday: 8AM–8PM

Thank You Langley 3 DAYS

FOR VOTING US YOUR FAVOURITE

PLACE TO BUY A USED CAR

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Customer Appreciation Event

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www.langleytimes.com

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READERS’ CHOICE AWARDS

WINNER

What Do I Love About the Langleys?

Both the City and the Township of Langley are remarkable places to live, and I’m thankful every day to call this area of the world my home. Our community has a lot to offer, including rewarding cultural activities, recreational facilities, fantastic restaurants, and a proximity to nature that is hard to find in today’s day and age. I love the Langleys because they are an incredible place to raise a family. I also love the Langleys for the people who live in it. There is a strong ethic of volunteerism, I am honoured to represent Langley City and parts of the Township in our nation’s capital, but it is the work I get to do at home that makes being a Member of Parliament truly amazing. For me, an important part of our community is our link to Indigenous History, and John Aldag, MP the Kwantlen First Nation. As Canada works towards reconciliation, the dynamic Cloverdale / Langley City cultural collaboration that is present in the Langleys is a remarkable testament to the strength and diversity of this place we call home. BC was born in the Langleys, and in Canada’s 150th year, I can think of no better time than to reflect on what makes this place remarkable.

RIDERS LIQUOR STORE

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Chinese Food

SEAFOOD RESTAURANT

Chinese Seafood Restaurant

We Treat You Like Family We would like to give a big thank you to all the voters in the Langley community. We are immensely grateful for all the family, friends, and loyal customers who have made us successful. Thank you to our extremely hard working team! They go above and beyond to ensure we give the best Chinese experience that the Langley community deserves. Hope to see you all soon!! Open 7 Days a Week!

Open Every Day 9AM - 11 PM 4143 208th St., Langley, BC

604-533-3320 riderslrs@telus.net

CANADIAN

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20472 Fraser Hwy. Langley, BC V3A 4G2 Weekdays: 11:30 AM – 10 PM Weekends: 11:30 AM – 11 PM 604-534-3335 www.flourishingchineserestaurant.ca

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“EXCELLENCE THROUGH SERVICE” A TRUSTED NAME FOR ALL YOUR HOME INSURANCE NEEDS SINCE 1983. CALL US TODAY

604-530-9993

19825 Fraser Hwy • bwinsurance.com

FOR CUSTOMER SERVICE

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www.langleytimes.com

We are so proud to be nominated and would like to extend a big Thank You to all of our clients for your votes.

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PIZZA PLACE

HAIR SALON

Hours

Call Us To Book Your Appointment

PIZZA PARLORS

(604) 533-1671

102-22198 48th Ave, Langley (Formerly known as Entré Nous)

Thanks for voting us #1 Pizza in Langley!

9am - 5pm 9am - 8pm 9am - 8pm 9am - 8pm 9am - 7pm 9am - 5pm

Sun:

CLOSED

“I just want to thank everyone who voted for me and for trusting me to help them with their mortgage needs.

Be sure to check out our Daily drink specials

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FAVOURITE MORTGAGE BROKER

I take great care in providing honest advice and recommendations to suit my clients financial needs and look forward to helping anyone who is in the need of a good honest mortgage broker. Thanks again for everyone who voted for me.”

Chuck Jansen

Senior Mortgage Specialist

Me-n-Ed’s Langley - 20270 Fraser Highway, Langley

Mon: Tues: Wed: Thur: Fri: Sat:

604-202-1753

chuck.jansen@verico.ca

Paragon Mortgage Group Inc.

Thank you for voting us your favourite place for a facial! Come in now through July for a European Relax Facial for only $79 and see why.

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SIGNATURE PACKAGE 1 hour full body swedish massage and a european relax facial $129

Summer Specials Manicure & Pedicure $59 Dental Grade Laser Teeth Whitening $199 (regular $599)

Proudly using Dermaesthetics all natural Pharmaceutical grade skin care line from Beverly Hills for all our facials and peels.

Stay Connected Follow us on Instagram - @spatrulounge and Facebook @spatrufaceandbody

FAVOURITE PLACE FOR A FACIAL

Langley’s best spot for Botox and Fillers

20% off All new clients!

20393 Fraser Hwy (inside Cascades Casino) 604-427-3601

Langley Times

www.langleytimes.com

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FAVOURITE SHOE STORE

Thank you to all our supporters for voting us Favourite Shoe Store!

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Thank You Langley for voting us your Favorite Fashion Store!

Monday - Saturday 10 am - 5 pm Sunday 12 am - 4 pm Closed on Statutory Holidays

www.shoesofeurope.com 20502 Fraser Highway, Langley

604-539-9979 20565 Fraser Hwy, Langley, BC V3A 4G3 tel: 604-532-5898

An Indian Affair is your chosen authentic Indian restaurant in Langley. You will find the most exotic and mouth-watering Indian dishes prepared in the most healthy and hygenic way. Here, we take care of your health and provide gluten-free and vegan options, too. We have an extensive lunch buffet and, for your comfort, delivery and take-out options. For more info:

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BUFFET

604-539-8114 #146-19653 Willowbrook Drive Langley, BC, V2Y 1A5

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BUTCHER SHOP

We carry: • Deli Meats • Sausage • Pork • Cheese • Poultry and • Beef • Smokehouse • Lamb Items

The Bonetti family appreciates our customers & staff for their support & patronage over the past 44 years - Thank you for voting us your Favourite Butcher Shop! 3986 248th Street, Langley BC Hours: Tues-Sat 8am-5pm

FREE18+ TAN

* No purchase necessary

BUY 1 GET 1 FREE

$29.95 SPRAY TAN FULL BODY

604-888-8915 8590 - 200th St.

We are really pleased that you have recognized the effort we are making to improve your experience over the years on all levels starting with our superior customer service to our equipment & cleanliness. We are absolutely delighted to maintain our top position and we wouldn’t be there without your

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Retirement Home

We Wish To Thank Everyone For Your Votes

INFRARED SAUNA 45 MIN

Langley for your votes and support.

WINNER

604-856-2187

www.bonettimeats.com

$19.95 2 WEEKS UNLIMITED SUPER BED

Thank You

loyalty and support!

all items from our smokehouse are “in-house made” no MSG and Gluten free

• Management

next to Tim Hortons We are only 1 minute away from Walnut Grove via 202 St (from 88th, left on 202nd, right on 86th.)

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TANNING TANNING | SPRAY TAN | INFRARED SAUNA

FAVOURITE

Deepak, Ashok, Kamla

INDIAN RESTAURANT

20345 Fraser Hwy Langely, BC V3A 4E8 778 278 7777

www.indianmasalabistro.com

Thank you Langley for voting the Harrison Experience as your favorite Retirement Living. CHECK EVERYTHING OFF YOUR RETIREMENT WISH LIST “I want to bring a pet.”

“I want to continue doing what I love and try new things too!”

A Better Way of Life Come for a TOUR & A FREE LUNCH anytime and see why The Harrisons really do offer a better way of life!

“I want delicious nutritious meals that I don’t have to cook!”

“I want to keep enjoying my hobbies and pastimes.”

4 “I want to live completely independently with optional care available if needed.”

The Harrisons

Harrison Landing 20899 Douglas Crescent Langley, BC V3A 9L3 604.530.7075 www.harrisonlanding.com

“I want a complete suite with a full kitchen, fireplace and balcony.”

“I want to continue (or start) an active lifestyle.”

“I want safe transportation for shopping and outings.”

Harrison Pointe 21616-52 Avenue Langley, BC V2V 1L7 604.530.1101 www.harrisonpointe.com

Langley Times

www.langleytimes.com

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15%

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CONVENTIONAL OIL

Come in or call to book your appointment today!

200TH STREET LOCATION ONLY. MUST PRESENT COUPON. EXPIRES AUGUST 31, 2017

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200TH STREET LOCATION ONLY. MUST PRESENT COUPON. EXPIRES AUGUST 31, 2017

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ON ALL LABOUR!

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Come in or call to book your appointment today!

200TH STREET LOCATION ONLY. MUST PRESENT COUPON. EXPIRES AUGUST 31, 2017

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Together, your Canadian Tire staff offers you over 100 years of experience to help with your every day automotive needs.

6312 200th Street, Langley 604.532.4400 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK

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family owned and operated

WINNER

CEDAR RIM NURSERY Proven Winners 12” Sun Baskets

just

$24.99 Regular $34.98

Find Dad That Perfect Gift For Father’s Day The Great Scrape

Felco Pruners

BBQ Scraper

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Gardening Store

Fruit Trees

$10 off Regular Price

Icon Grills

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$29.99

$49.99

No Leak 50’ Garden Hose just

$19.99

50’ Length Regular $39.98

Regular $69.98

Thank you to our customers and Langley Times readers for voting for us in the Langley Times reader’s choice awards Hours of operation: Mon thru Sat: 9am - 6pm Sun & Holidays: 10am - 5pm

Visit us online at www.cedarrim.com Offers valid until June 22, 2017 or while supplies last

7024 Glover Road, Langley, BC Phone 604.888.4491 sales@cedarrim.com