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    ey Advance  Welcome to the Neighbourhood, 2016  A7WELCOME

    WelcomeFrom the City of Langley

    On behalf of our Council and staff, I ampleased to welcome you to the beautiful Cityof Langley!

    With a population of just over 26,000people, our unique community encompasses 10square kilometres, including 346 acres of inter-connected parkland and greenspaces. Small in geo-graphical size but huge in heart, our fair city is onerich in history, culture, and community spirit.

    Located directly east of the City of Surrey andsurrounded on the north, east, and south by theTownship of Langley, the scenic City of Langley offers residents all the amen-ities of a major urban centre – all while managing to retain our friendly, tight-knit community charm.

    We were very proud to recently celebrate the grand opening of the newTimms Community Centre, a cutting edge facility with state-of-the-art archi-tecture and design, Olympic standard fitness equipment, a walking/runningtrack, gymnasium and many other innovative features - our Council has trulybeen thinking and working for beyond tomorrow for this community!

    In addition to one-of-a-kind community events and a plethora of recreation,arts, culture, and entertainment opportunities, our pedestrian-oriented com-munity is known for distinctive boutique-style retail offerings and eateries.

    The City of Langley has also become a magnet for high-end luxury auto-mobiles and big box retail, and we are proud to be home to KwantlenPolytechnic University and the world-class entertainment facilities of Cascades

    Casino Hotel & Convention Centre.Today, the City — which is completely debt-free — continues to be asought-after business and investment area. In fact, downtown Langley is partof Langley Regional City Centre, one of seven designated Metro Vancouverregional city centres, and it serves as an important activity hub for transporta-tion, employment and housing.

    With so much to do and explore, you’ll soon find out why the City ofLangley has long been called the Place to Be!

    Sincerely, Mayor Ted Schaffer 

    City of LangleyP.S. To keep up to date on important City news and events, sign up today at

    city.langley.bc.ca for our monthly City Express E-News.

    Mayor Ted Schaffer

    WelcomeFrom the Township of

    Langley

    With our beautiful greenspaces andparks, vibrant urban centres, exception-al opportunities for employment andeducation, and an abundance of afford-

    housing, it is no wonder the Township ofgley is one of the fastest growing municipalitieshe Lower Mainland.ngley Township is a place where people wantve, and we strive to provide our residents withality of life that cannot be found elsewhere.

    nown as the “Birthplace of BC,” it was here in Fort Langley that Sir Jamesglas made the proclamation that brought the Crown Colony of British

    umbia into being on November 19, 1858.ngley Township was one of the first municipalities in the province to berporated, and our heritage and history continue to be valued as we buildards a sustainable future that provides for our residents now and for gen-ons to come.

    urrently, 116,000 people live in the Township, which features six dis-t urban centres – Aldergrove, Brookswood/Fernridge, Fort Langley,rayville, Walnut Grove, and Willowbrook/Willoughby – all surroundedural land.e encourage you to discover all that these distinct neighboorhoods haveffer, from waterfront walks, museums, and wineries, to one of the largest

    l centres in the Lower Mainland, to the recreation, entertainment, andts opportunities that can be found at the Langley Events Centre.t to know your new neighbours by joining us at one of several commun-vents being held this spring, including Arbour Day on Sunday, April 24oel Booth Park in Brookswood and the 94th Annual May Day parade andbrations in Fort Langley, which will be held Monday, May 23.e hope to see you there!n behalf of Township of Langley Council, welcome to our community. learn more about all we have to offer please visit our website at tol.ca

    ourism-langley.ca.ncerely,

     Mayor Jack Froese Langley Township

    Mayor Jack Froese