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The Langley Anchor Project is a community-based initiative designed to support youth and families before situations escalate into crisis. At its core, the Anchor is a place to land — a safe, judgment-free space where individuals can pause, connect, and access support in the moments that matter most. Rather than responding after crisis, the project focuses on early intervention, offering emotional

regulation tools, connection, and guidance when challenges first arise. Through its initial Youth Stability & Safety Program and future 24/7 support model, the Langley Anchor Project is working to bridge the gap between immediate need and long-term care — helping individuals build stability, strengthen relationships, and remain connected to their community. This is more than a program. It is a shift toward prevention, connection, and a new way of supporting one another.

23/04/2026

Celebrate the beauty of Cedar, Sage, and Sweetgrass at this Indigenous art show ✨

Spend the day connecting with culture, community, and creativity through powerful works and storytelling:

🎨 Local artists sharing their work and stories
🧵 Handmade pieces rooted in culture and tradition
🌿 A space to learn, reflect, and connect
🫶 Bring your friends, take it all in, and support local Indigenous artists

📅 May 2
⏰ 12PM - 5PM

23/04/2026

The Haida developed “notions of wealth,” with the introduction of the totem pole (Haida: ǥyaagang) and the bentwood box. Missionaries, however, perceived the carved poles as graven images rather than as representations of the family histories that intricately connected Haida society. Primarily, families displayed their histories by erecting totems outside their homes or on house posts that formed the building structure. WIkipedia
Pictured below
Raising of the Gwaii Haanas Legacy pole in HIk'yah Gawga (Windy Bay). Photo by Darryl Dyck, courtesy of The Canadian Press

23/04/2026

As Metro Vancouver prepares for the influx of visitors ahead of the FIFA World Cup, the British Columbia Restaurant & Foodservices Association (BCRFA) is rolling out specialized training for restaurant and hospitality workers to help identify and prevent human trafficking.

With major international events often increasing vulnerability risks, organizers say awareness and early detection are critical. The initiative, run in partnership with the Human Trafficking Prevention Network of British Columbia, aims to equip staff with the knowledge to recognize warning signs and respond appropriately.

While officials emphasize the importance of vigilance, advocacy groups also caution that anti-trafficking efforts must be careful not to lead to racial profiling or unintended harm to marginalized communities, including s*x workers.

As the city prepares for one of the world’s biggest sporting events, the focus is now on balancing safety, awareness, and community protection.

22/04/2026
22/04/2026

Alert Bay Centennial Celebration (June 21, 1958)

A note from the donor indicates that a photograph was commissioned from a local photographer on June 21, 1958. The photograph was likely taken by Wilson Duff.

The gathering commemorates the centennial of British Columbia in Alert Bay in 1958. Daisy Neel is prominently featured in the center of the photograph, adorned with a frontlet. .

20/04/2026

No student should learn while hungry. Through the Feeding Futures program, Langley students have access to healthy meals and snacks every day to help them focus, learn and thrive. From meal programs to kitchen renovations and more, it’s a team effort to support student well-being across the District. Read more about it here: https://ow.ly/guGC50YKves

20/04/2026
20/04/2026

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