Fort Langley Waterfront

First high-density house application comes to Langley Township council

First high-density house application comes to Langley Township council The novel project includes a heritage house and a new triplex, adding up to four units of housing on one lot Matthew Claxton Aldergrove Star May 14, 2025 The first small-scale multi-unit housing (SSMUH) project in Langley Township moved a step closer to approval on Monday,

Truck Route – Transportation and Mobility Strategy Survey

Transportation and Mobility Strategy Survey Want to share your thoughts about the truck route through Fort Langley with the Township of Langley?  The Township of Langley is updating its Master Transportation Plan from 2009 and is seeking feedback from the community. Click on the link below and scroll down to "Complete the survey". On the

Haldi House renos move ahead

A side-by-side view of the original Haldi House and a rendering of the proposed restoration. 📷 Township of Langley Langley’s Haldi House renovations move ahead Grace Kennedy Fraser Valley Current May 20, 2025 Changes to Fort Langley’s waterfront are inching ahead, starting with demolitions and renovations to Haldi House. Last week, Langley Township council approved

Langley residents to get first look at salishan Place by the River

Langley Township prepares to show off its new museum and cultural centre Courtesy of Langley Advance Times, January 23 2025. Full article here. Langley Township's new museum and cultural centre is expected to open its doors on Saturday, Feb. 8, for a public open house, giving the public its first look at the new facility.

By |2025-01-27T17:11:24+00:00January 23rd, 2025|Development, Fort Langley Waterfront, Story|0 Comments

Inside Langley’s new (and delayed) $20 million museum

The museum has been under construction since 2021, but could finally open by February Courtesy of the Fraser Valley Current Next month. That is when members of the public could finally get a chance to go inside Langley’s long-awaited salishan Place by the River. The museum was supposed to open nearly two years ago, but has

By |2025-01-14T19:17:48+00:00January 14th, 2025|Development, Fort Langley Waterfront, Story|0 Comments

Langley approved $4 million to restore Haldi House and update Waterfront Park.

Langley Council has approved $4 million from the Capital Projects Reserve to restore Fort Langley's historic Haldi House to its 1908 design, including the removal of later additions and updating utilities, while preserving its historical integrity. Additionally, $100,000 has been allocated to design a pedestrian overpass connecting the waterfront lands with Parks Canada's site. These

By |2024-04-17T19:58:10+00:00April 17th, 2024|Development, Events, Fort Langley Waterfront, Story|1 Comment
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