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Serving through Rotary feels good
As an enthused Rotarian and past president of the Rotary Club of Langley Central, I'd like to express my personal appreciation for the recent article the Langley Advance ran celebrating Rotary's 100 Years in B.C.
West Vancouver book club joins international movement
WHEN the members of a West Vancouver book club finished reading Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn's Half the Sky: Turning Oppression Into Opportunity For Women Worldwide, they felt compelled to take action.
Knights learn from pros
Football role models and flag-football players persevered through the driving rain for a night of instruction late last week at Garibaldi Secondary.
Longhorns host free skills camp
The North Delta Longhorns will be hosting a free midget and bantam skills camp on Sunday, April 28 at John Oliver Park.
Burnaby Central girls fight back in league game
Blocking: Burnaby Central goalie, Morgan Wright (grey) goes for the save during a senior girls' soccer game against New Westminster Secondary School April 16 in New Westminster. Burnaby came back from a 2-0 deficit to tie New West 2-2 in the end.
Sardis Skyhawk's energy diet a Green Games winner
Sardis elementary school's Skyhawk Green Team has earned $1,000 for its winning entry in Science World's B.C. Green Games.
Kidsport football camp kicks off saturday
The CFL season might still be a couple of months away, but kids from across the Lower Mainland will have the chance to practise with Lions' quarterback Travis Lulay this weekend during the first-ever Football Frenzy camp in New Westminster.
KidSport football camp kicks off Saturday
The CFL season might still be a couple months away, but kids from across the Lower Mainland will have the chance to practise with Lions' quarterback Travis Lulay this weekend during the first-ever Football Frenzy camp in New Westminster.
Perfect weekend for club fighters
The North Burnaby Boxing Club banged out five wins in a busy weekend of sparring last week.
Survivor calls charity poker event a success
A charity poker tournament supporting a unique cause drew a full house to the Aldergrove Legion on Saturday.
BC Lions at Giants' registration booths
Three B.C. Lions will be on hand as the Chilliwack Minor Football Association holds registration for its 2013 football season on Saturday.
Mann top receiver at Senior Bowl
David Mann made the most of putting on a South Delta Sun Devils football helmet for one final time.
Local vintner shares bunny love
Where do retired Easter bunnies go? To the Langley chapter of Small Animal Rescue Society (SARS) of BC, of course.
Athletes confront homophobia
Scott Heggart first figured out he was interested in boys when he was about 12 or 13, but the Ottawa native, and all-round high school jock, kept it to himself and lived in denial.
Terry Fox named for new Hall honour
Clan legend and Canadian hero Terry Fox will be the first inductee in a new category at the SFU Clan Hall of Fame luncheon on March 12.
Terry Fox named for new Hall honour
Clan legend and Canadian hero Terry Fox will be the first inductee in a new category at the SFU Clan Hall of Fame luncheon on March 12.
Dine Out to lend a helping hand
On March 7, more than 200 restaurants will donate 25 per cent of their total food sales from breakfast, lunch and dinner to A Loving Spoonful, which provides free, nutritious meals to people with HIV/AIDS, and Friends for Life, a non-profit agency that provides complementary therapies, such as massage, to people with a serious illness confined to their home.
Sport B.C. to honour B.C. Lions kicker
The B.C. Sport sector has named B.C. Lions kicker Paul McCallum recipient of the 2012 Community Champion Award, presented by Richmond Sport Hosting, for his athletic achievements and philanthropic practices.
