There seems to be a lack of initiative here in Langley were cats get more attention - it was (is) preventable.

You pays your money, you gets your variance.

I did know that our Langley Politicians could be bought-out for so cheep though.  I mean $500 and a few pestering phone calls, that's quite affordable!  Does this mean we can pay anti development graft and the place wouldn't be paved over willy-nilly??

Developers in Langley are like cholesterol, if they remain in the system too long they tend to clog-up all the arteries...

Good to see some months of discussion hapening.

Remember to act after its conclusion.  Also remember that not all criminals, homeless people or druggies want to be saved, so you have to think about what do do with them.  That is if you dive into this thinking you are going to save them.

Langley City task forces will look at homelessness, crime issues

http://www.langleytimes.com/news/290578401.html

Langley transportation vote debate

http://www.cbc.ca/news/langley-transportation-vote-debate-1.2919578

Does Jack (who lives close to Abbostford) promise that after he helps raise transit taxes he wont go to Abbotsford to by goods and gas?  Will he make use of the scores of buses that 'Link Transportation' service throughout Aldergrove, an area where Jack lives?  I'm sure the business owners and my fellow Langley Citizens would agree that we aren't getting much for the tons of funds that we are throwing down the Translink well.

Personally I think TransLink is a bit of a scam - and a poorly run one at that.


See also a piece by Eric Woodward:  http://www.langleycitizen.com/2015/01/09/120