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TWU in court this week Another legal battle began over TWU’s law school. MATTHEW CLAXTON mclaxton@langleyadvance.com

The Law Society of B.C.’s decision not to accredit a Christian law school in Langley should be overturned, a judge heard Monday. At issue is Trinity Western University’s “community covenant,” a document which students and staffers sign, and which prohibits sex other than between a married man and a woman. Last year lawyers in B.C. voted in a referendum to not allow TWU law school grads to pass the bar. The benchers who run the law society faced “significant political pressure” from within to ratify that vote and overturn their previous decision to accredit the school, said lawyer for TWU Kevin Boonstra. Boonstra emphasized that TWU is private, voluntary, and explicitly religious. He said that while the law society is bound by

the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, TWU is not. Boonstra said the covenant is an important method of strengthening commitment for those in the evangelical community. He pointed to other provisions within the covenant that ban harassment, lying, cheating, stealing and drunkenness. “It should be understood in context as part of a overall set of religious, Christian, evangelical principles,” Boonstra said. Hinkstra asked if the covenant requires people to report violations of its rules by others. Boonstra said that is not in the covenant, but may be in the student handbook. TWU’s lawyer also argued that creating a new Christian, evangelical law school would not reduce opportunities for people to get a legal education. It would free up spaces in other institutions. The law society argued the covenant is discriminatory and runs contrary to equality rights of LGBTQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or questioning) people set out in the charter. The code “seriously

undermines the integrity and the foundation of the administration of justice,” it said. “As a condition of attending TWU’s proposed law school, the covenant is clearly discriminatory and contrary to the equality rights of LGBTQ people. It also discriminates on other protected grounds of marital status, gender and sex, and religion,” said the reply. That would both limit access to the law school and send the message that the rights and freedoms of LGBTQ people and others were not deserving of protection in the legal system. Trinity Western has been fighting multiple court battles as it tries to get its long-planned law school up and running. It recently won a court battle in Nova Scotia, but lost in Ontario where the Law Society of Upper Canada decided not to accept TWU lawyers. The government of B.C., which had originally given approval to create the new institution, had withdrawn that, pending the outcome of the ongoing legal matters. - With files from the Vancouver Sun. > More at langleyadvance.com

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modifications inside. The land itself is not actually It remains a hotel and the being sold, as it’s a leasehold accommodation business is property. In 1998, Martin gave timeless, Martin said. Langley Township a proposal “People do exactly the same to again run a hotel in the histhing here that they toric building, and did in 1887 when he’s been there the place was ever since. We’ve been The B&B was here 17 years. built.” Whoever buys dubbed Princess the hotel will have and the Pea a few Wally Martin to keep the herityears later, as its age home, whether historic name of Traveller’s Hotel was a little too as a personal residence or as a hotel. The asking price is just generic to stand out in an era over $1 million. And, it will of Google searches. require maintenance, Martin The building was massively noted. renovated and restored, and He has no control over since then Martin has added whether it remains a hotel, but some modern touches, includit has been popular with locals, ing the solar panels out back Martin said. and a number of energy-saving

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Langley RCMP are looking for a thief who swiped $50 in chocolate from a gas station. The man allegedly stole from the Esso in the 6000 block of Glover Road Aug. 15, said Langley RCMP Cpl. Holly Largy. On Aug. 13, two women were videotaped in the Pennington’s store on the Langley Bypass. They allegedly rolled up $300 worth of clothing and concealed it in a handbag. In Aug. 3, a GT Traffic 4.0 touring

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rooted in the non-aggression counter-protesting at a feminist principle, or the idea that an event in Vancouver. Southern individual should be free to wrote and recorded videos do anything that isn’t harming about the events there that anyone else. were posted on YouTube and A Libertarian government to The Rebel website. would repeal the Others within Canada Health Act Langley votes the party supand allow private ported bringing health care, eliminher back, and ate the CRTC and she drew support dairy boards, lower from some right MATTHEW CLAXTON taxes, and legaland libertarmclaxton@langleyadvance.com ize marijuana and FEDERAL ELECTION 2015 ian-leaning online Langley-Aldergrove will have decriminalize other media, including a Libertarian candidate running drugs and prostituBreitbart.com. She for office this year. tion. was reinstated in the summer. Lauren Southern grew up Just because her party “I think it shows a lot of in Langley and is currently at believes such things should maturity in the party,” she said University of the Fraser Valley be legal doesn’t mean they’re of her return. political science student. encouraged, Southern said. She Southern is now trying to get “I’ve been involved personally has very the message about her party in politics for a long conservative values, out, and is hoping to take part time,” said Southern, she said, but she in any debates for the Langleywho volunteered for doesn’t believe in Aldergrove candidates. the Conservative Party imposing them on She noted that in Canada as a youth before she others. there are more political options switched affiliations. Southern has been than in the U.S., and pointed She cited a wide controversial withto the election of a Green Party variety of writers, in the Libertarian member as proof that smalleconomists and philParty. er parties can find a toehold osophers as influences “I was kicked out and make their way onto the on her libertarian of the party because national stage. Lauren Southern beliefs, including of a few comments She said if she was electLibertarian candidate Ayn Rand, Herbert I made on feminism ed, the first thing she would Marcuse and Milton and rape culture,” do would be to reduce her Friedman. Southern said. “There were a MP salary down to the averLibertarianism is a philosofew people who weren’t happy age Canadian wage. She’s phy of reduced government with what I said.” also strongly opposed to the and increased personal freeShe was removed as a canConservatives’ recent Bill C-51, dom. didate for a time after denywhich she called an attack on Southern sa the party is ing rape culture exists and freedom and privacy.

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here’s a magnificent comedy sketch, most famously done by the Monty Python’s Flying Circus crew, called the Four Yorkshiremen. If you haven’t seen it, it’s four wealthy businessmen, sitting around, reminiscing about how they came from terrible poverty and miserable childhoods. Each one-ups the others by giving more and more outlandish details. Key exchange: “There were a 150 of us, living in a shoebox in the middle of the road!” “Cardboard box?” “Aye!” “You were lucky!” I think about this sketch a lot while I’m watching political coverage lately. The Four Yorkshiremen sketch is a form of class posturing. All of them are obviously wealthy and massively successful. But they try to emphasize how they came from nothing. That’s a rhetorical tactic that almost everyone employs at one time or another. Ultimately, we all come from nothing, or our ancestors did. Go back 200 years and about 90 per cent of people were farmers. Everyone’s ancestors had dirt under their fingernails, unless your name is Windsor, née Saxe-Coburg Gotha. I’ve seen these up-from-nothing rhetorical postures used in high-level polit-

ical debate, and in random internet arguments about science fiction novels. Seriously, this kind of thing is everywhere. The problem is that politicians frequently try to use a humble, or at least average, background as part of their narrative. Thomas Mulcair has been emphasizing his middle-class upbringing, and I fully expect Stephen Harper to do MATTHEW that too – after all, Justin Trudeau is the only candidate in the race who comes from money. Emphasizing that you weren’t born with a silver spoon firmly planted in your mouth is a good tactic. For all that we believe in bettering ourselves economically, we’re often suspicious of the rich, especially those with inherited wealth. After all, if they’ve never had to work hard or go without, how will they understand those of us who have? But a disproportionate number of our politicians and business leaders come from money. Even if they increased their family wealth, like Donald Trump or Conrad Black, they didn’t exactly start out shoeless, begging for nickels in the gutter. They began from a position of relative wealth and privilege, and used it as a springboard to something great-

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urn on your TV and change it to a news channel, open a paper, or check the internet. It’s a policy blizzard out there. In fact, we’d have trouble keeping up if we were covering nothing but announcements from the three major political parties. While the United States is suffering through a bizarre Republican primary that is light on issues and heavy on Trump, Canada is a policy wonk’s dream. Just in the past week or so, we’ve seen the major party leaders make promises on senate reform, old age security, northern defense, business taxes, even home renovation tax credits. You could criticize some of these announcements. Many of them are on the small scale side of things. We’ve called for a debate on big issues – things like global warming, but we could as easily have said health care or the role of Canada’s military, post-secondary education, veterans and the future of our economy. So far, we haven’t seen too much discussion of those big issues. But the party leaders have a long road ahead of them, and they have to save some ammunition for September and October, when everyone’s back from summer getaways and can really get down to paying attention to the news again. Right now, we’re actually pleased that, at the very least, there are issues on the table. Not all of these issues are minor, either – when Harper talks about expanding the Junior Canadian Rangers, or Mulcair wants to return Old Age Security to 65 from 67 years, those are both indications of significant priorities for their potential governments. We’re in the middle of a long, long campaign. The leaders could have been excused for stretching things out, going to rallies, and not saying much. Instead, we’ve actually seen a lot of talk about how things would go under Trudeau, Harper, and Mulcair. It may be a little piecemeal right now, but it could be worse. We could be talking about Donald Trump. – M.C.

er. (In both those cases, “greater” might be the wrong word.) Some people can’t claim a middle class background, no matter how hard they try. This leads us to the “regular guy” persona, as adopted by many, many American goodold-boy type politicians, and by Rob Ford here in Canada. This changes the argument from economic (“I underCLAXTON stand your issues because they are mine”) to purely cultural (“I like hockey! You like hockey? Vote for me!”). Although the “regular guy” argument is more obviously false, I’m suspicious of both. Just because you were born poor or middle class doesn’t mean you still hold those values. It’s possible to take almost any two individuals, put them through similar circumstances, and to have them come out with vastly different political ideals. It’s harder, but we have to interrogate politicians not just on where they come from, but on the lessons they learned. It’s entirely possible that, like the four Yorkshiremen, they may have become a little bit detached from reality in the years since their humble beginnings. Read Bob Groeneveld’s Odd Thoughts online this week at LangleyAdvance.com

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Global warming ‘biggest hoax ever perpetrated on mankind’ Dear Editor RE: Langley Advance, Aug 13, OUR VIEW, Too hot to not have a real debate. I just can’t let Matthew Claxton go unchallenged on his global warming alarmist fears and make-believe solutions. It’s truly amazing that some people are willing to kill our economy and trash our jobs for some unproven hypothesis that the temperature may rise or fall half a degree in 100 years. Who needs an economy? What jobs? Sure global warming exists… as a contrived theory based only on hundreds of never-ending constantly changing computer models. Garbage in, garbage out. Thousands of paid-for pseudo scientists couldn’t survive if they didn’t produce doomsday alarmist reports. Global warming is now a $1.5 trillion global industry, the biggest hoax ever perpetrated

on mankind. To put this into perspective, Exxon Mobile, the largest American oil company with annual revenues of approx. $365 billion, is only one quarter the size of the Big Green Climate Change Industry. (http://tinyurl. com/ofwn694) Opportunistic on the current heat wave, Claxton claims ‘anecdotal evidence’ (no proof emotions). The thing is when it is not raining here, it is raining somewhere else in the world. When we get a dry summer, someone else gets a wet one, etc. His solutions (ironically after the big defeated plebiscite) include spending more tax dollars on transit, and more tax incentives which are taxpayer subsidies. Policies that involve government (taxpayer) subsidies like electric cars and solar or wind grants are a cost/benefit negative drain on our economy, resulting

in higher taxes, higher costs, lower quality of life, etc. They tried Claxton’s wind/ solar solutions in Europe which disastrously failed, resulting in a new class of energy poverty. Some 20,000-plus are dying every winter in Britain alone because they can’t afford to pay their heating bills. They are now having to choose between food or heat. (http://tinyurl.com/przgyk6) We have been Carbon Tax and (Carbon Trust Cap/Trade) ripped off in B.C. for well over $1 billion which solved nothing as carbon emissions have increased. Such thinking resembles the same NDP and Liberal leftist/ socialists program that are committed to shut down pipelines and the Alberta oil sands. Life is hard enough without dreaming up more ways to be victim scammed by Al Gore and complicit followers. Roland Seguin, Langley

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Campaign promises don’t hold water Dear Editor, The campaign trail littered with empty ‘water bottles’. When there’s a drought, people understand the long-term implications but still need to be prodded into cutting back on their water consumption.

Most people do it willingly and a few cheat. But none of us expect the restrictions to be lifted until the reservoirs are once again filled to a prudent level. Where does this collective common sense go when there’s an election? Canada is tee-

tering on the edge of a recession and the global economy is facing what could be called an economic drought. Our politicians, even the arrogant ones who preach fiscal restraint and rant against government handouts, are tossing around expen-

Abortions waste taxpayers’ money Dear Editor, All abortions in Canada are funded by we, the taxpayers, against our will, through provincial health care systems. Almost all abortions are done for convenience, therefore it’s not

medically necessary. Abortion is an economic drain, costing much more than just the procedure. Abortion is murder, and it shouldn’t have to be funded with our hard earned money. Dean Clark, Langley

sive election promises as if they are empty water bottles and then claiming only their party has the magic necessary to create the rain to fill them. Some voters, who hope to get something for nothing, flock to the party promising the biggest bottles. We could blame the politicians for their charlatan-like behaviour; however, they are merely pandering to the wants, wishes and whims of the voters. Apparently many of us hate the thought of having to live within our means. Lloyd Atkins, Vernon

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Langley, embrace the dark side An enormous hand-built Death Star has arrived. TROY LANDREVILLE tlandreville@langleyadvance.com

ue the Imperial March orchestral music and the resonance of Darth Vader’s tinny, laboured breathing. James Strachan and Matthew Purdy have embraced the dark side. Well, sort of. The pals are behind a mammoth model of a Death Star. Purdy, owner of Toy Traders, has the model on display in the Star Wars section of his sweeping, warehouse-sized toys and collectibles store. “Its a huge draw for the store. When we moved to a store three times the size [of the original], I knew we needed a Death Star that was three times the size,” said Purdy, who added, “We’re fanatical Star Wars fans, both of us.” Strachan, a 41-yearold married father of two, ages seven and one, built the model, complete with intricate details such as two platforms including a landing bay, and roughly 170 action figures. “I gotta tell you, those platforms in there were not easy to mount, because they are also

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Horse show art show and sale benefits hospice Remembering Betty, an art show was truly memorable for organizers. TROY LANDREVILLE tlandreville@langleyadvance.com

A Langley artist’s wife was remembered through fine art and generosity last weekend at Thunderbird Show Park. Stunning was the best way to describe the quality of artwork on display during the West Fine Art Show that ran Aug. 20 to 23 at Thunderbird Show Park. The sixth annual show, called Remembering Betty, was a tribute to founder Murray Phillips’ wife, who passed away in 2013. This was the third show in partnership

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(Above) Several of Calgary artist Doug Levitt’s paintings were on display. (Right) Brent Cooke posed behind his bronze sculpture Wing Speed. Cooke is the winner of the Canadian Wildlife Federation Robert Bateman Award for wildlife conservation. with the Langley Hospice Society and was held in memory of Betty Phillips. Langley Hospice’s Shannon Todd Booth said the show was “a lasting legacy of a

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Brown, and Pte. T.C. Clemas. ˠ Gas rationing ended in Canada, but 40 mileper-hour restrictions – lifted in the U.S. – remained because too many cars had poor tires. ˠ Langley’s V-J peace

celebration included a dance that started at Fraser Hwy. and Glover Rd. and moved to Murrayville Hall.

Sixty Years Ago

August 25, 1955

ˠ Curb-to-curb paving of the Trans-Canada Highway (Fraser Hwy.) took asphalt through Langley City to Langley Central School. ˠ Langley Amateur Athletic Ass’n accepted $450 for the sale and demolition of its 31-year-old Athletic Hall.

Fifty Years Ago

August 26, 1965

ˠ The Langley Scholarship Committee awarded $6,675 in scholarships and loans to 36 students in Langley and Aldergrove. ˠ Barry Brandow and Bill Krentz of Langley were part of the Abbotsford team that went to Chicago to compete in the Senior A Men’s World Softball Tournament. ˠ Miss Langley Margaret Watt was among the 29 contenders in the Miss PNE Pageant.

Forty Years Ago

August 21, 1975

ˠ Central Fraser Valley municipalities were told they might have to return to burning their garbage instead of burying it, this time in closed incinerators that would produce steam as a by-product. ˠ The Canadian Community Newspapers Ass’n, at a convention in Saskatchewan, recognized the Langley Advance as the best community service provider in the country.

Thirty Years Ago

August 21, 1985

ˠ An Aldergrove man convicted of two counts of drunk driving was fined $600 and had his licence suspended. In committing one of the two offences, he had run a stop sign, hit another vehicle, fled the scene of the accident, and hit a child in a baby carriage.

Twenty Years Ago

August 23, 1995

ˠ Lower Mainland Chicken Growers voted in Aldergrove to ask the B.C. government to hold off on radical changes to industry operating and pricing regulations. ˠ Thirty RCMP officers, half of them in plain clothes, were in to Walnut Grove to forestall threats of violence between management and truckers locked in a labour dispute.

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Riv’ rookie off to Providence A rookie with the B.C. Hockey League’s Langley Rivermen already has his hockey future mapped out. Langley’s junior A squad announced last Friday that forward Chase Zieky (born 1996) has committed to play for Providence College of the NCAA for the 2016/17 season.

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For Eric, Team Pancho rides to conquer cancer A Langley man is taking part in a cycling fundraiser this weekend in memory of his brother. TROY LANDREVILLE

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Spartans draw with Vikings First-year player Nicole Bolder scored the Spartans’ lone goal as Trinity Western University’s women’s soccer team played to a 1-1 tie with the Western Washington Vikings in exhibition action Aug. 20 at TWU’s Rogers Field. The Spartans will now prepare to travel to Seattle to take on the University of Washington Aug. 30.

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or the third year, Langley’s David Nelson will be riding to conquer cancer. And during this weekend’s ride, he’ll be missing someone he loves very much. His brother Eric, the inspiration behind Team Pancho, died from colon cancer on April 7. A Vancouver resident, Eric left behind a wife and two young children. He was 46. It was in support of his brother, two years his senior, that David got involved in B.C.’s Ride to Conquer Cancer in 2013. “It was great riding with him,” David said, adding that

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As a member of Team Pancho, Langley’s David Nelson is cycling from Cloverdale to Seattle this weekend (Aug. 29 and 30) as part of the Ride to Conquer Cancer benefiting the BC Cancer Foundation. Team Pancho is riding in memory of David’s brother Eric, who died from colon cancer on April 7 of this year. the disease greatly affected Eric’s stamina last year. “He did fine. He normally, pre-cancer, would have been a tough-asnails sort of guy but he had to be way more careful, to pace himself, but he got through it all right.”

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n avid cyclist David is not, but last year and the year before he trained with, and rode alongside, Eric for the annual journey from Cloverdale to Seattle. “I started riding for the Ride to Conquer Cancer,” David said.

Funds raised from the Aug. 29 and 30 Ride, presented by Silver Wheaton, benefits the BC Cancer Foundation. The B.C. Ride has raised more than $59 million, to date. The foundation’s mission to help reduce the incidence of cancer, reduce the mortality rate of cancer, and improve the quality of life of people living with cancer. Team Pancho – started by Eric’s friend Todd Foxcroft and made up of his close friends and colleagues – is gearing up to take part in the trek that will cover roughly 220 kilometres this Saturday and Sunday. Eric’s memory lives on through Team Pancho, “Pancho” being the nickname given to Eric, who showed up to a few parties wearing a Mexican poncho and “slinging tequila,” David related. David misses his brother and hopes to help others who are living with cancer. “I saw what cancer did to Eric and there are other people on the team who have loved ones who suffer from cancer,” he said. continued on page A20

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Members of the public are invited to join Township of Langley Mayor Jack Froese and members of Township Council for the event. The ceremony will take place at the Aldergrove Elementary School Site, 27032 Fraser Highway, on the gravel playing field. The Centre is scheduled to open in May of 2018. For more information on the Aldergrove Recreation Centre, visit tol.ca/ARC.

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The Langley Rams used a bit of razzle-dazzle in their 42-9 win over the Westshore Rebels at McLeod Stadium on Saturday. One of their five touchdowns on the day was a 71-yard pass from receiver Bobby Pospischil to running back Nathan Lund on a trick play. With the win, Langley sits tied with the Kamloops Broncos and V.I. (Nanaimo) Raiders for second in the B.C. Football Conference, all with 3-2 marks. The Rebels from Victoria fell to 1-4. The big test for the Rams comes Saturday, Aug. 29 when they host the undefeated, 5-0 Okanagan Sun in a rematch of last year’s Cullen Cup title game. Opening kickoff at McLeod Stadium is 7 p.m. On Saturday, former SFU Clan receiver Pospischil starred for the Rams, catching three passes for 159 yards and a major, to go with his touchdown toss to Lund in which he broke several tackles before throwing the ball downfield. Quarterback Dylan Tucker, Lund, and Jacob Patko all

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FnF bronzed Fort Langley Canoe Club’s Fast and Furious Lite Dragonboat Team recently returned from the PanAm Club Crew Championship at the Welland International Flatwater Centre in Ontario, with a racing experience that brought home big smiles and medals. PanAmCC, an international Small Boat Championship (small boat equals 10 paddlers, one steersperson and

one drummer, and had crews paddling in the latest model 10-man BUK’s). “These highly responsive and tippy boats challenged the FnF Lite team who had never paddled in that boat before,” reported FnF Lite team captain Carolyn Jeffreys. Despite the steep learning curve, FnF Lite rose to the occasion for each of their seven races (3x500m, 3x200m and a 2000m race). Steersperson Alison Goertzen and drummer Barb Ydenberg worked in tandem with the strokes to line the boat up for some challenging cross wind starts. Competing in the Senior Women’s B division (50-plus), FnF placed on the podium three times, achieving a bronze medal for each of the three distances. The hat trick medal winning FnF Lit team includes: Shar Brunje, Mare Cox, Alison Goertzen, Sue Hillier, Carolyn Jeffreys, Linda Li, Lynda Matilda, Linda Meyers, Audrey Milne, Meg Puffer, Ingrid Rennie, Maureen Spencer, Allie Wilkins, Barb Ydenberg, Ben Lee and John Spencer. > More at langleyadvance.com, search for ‘Fast and Furious Lite’

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scored majors on the ground for the Rams, whose defence bent – allowing 295 yards passing and 330 yards net offence over four quarters – but didn’t break – giving up just nine points on a converted Joe Barkhouse touchdown and two singles. The Rams scored 28 points in the second quarter and tacked on 14 in the third quarter to pull away. The Rebels actually led 1-0 after the first quarter and held the Rams pointless in the final stanza while scoring the only point of the quarter. Also scoring a major for the Rams was Dallas Yassinsky who hauled in a 19-yard touchdown pass from Tucker.

For the most part, cancer didn’t slow Eric down. He continued to play hockey with David, even while enduring chemotherapy treatments. “We definitely were buddies,” David said. “We had a group of friends, some of them are riding with Team Pancho, that have

Eric’s health took a turn for the worse around Christmas and three months later, cancer took his life. “Every so often the chemo that he was taking would start to lose effectiveness, so he’d have to switch, but there are only so many lines of defence,” David said.

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Business awards steeped in history The race to the winner’s circle was very, very close. ROXANNE HOOPER rhooper@langleyadvance.com

community-wide jury has voted and the Langley Advance is proud to announce winners of the 2015 Best of the Best Awards. It’s a program steeped in history and tradition that has been honouring Langley’s very best businesses and entrepreneurs for nearly two decades. The annual Langley Advance Best of the Best program provides an opportunity for the community to select local companies that consistently offer quality products and/or outstanding service to its customers. n integral part of this program’s success is the readers who take the time each year to cast their votes and share their views on which local businesses consistently go above and beyond, explained Langley Advance publisher Lisa Farquharson. They’re voting, because they’re impressed and appreciative, the new leader of the Advance team elaborated. his year alone, there were thousands of online and newspaper ballots cast, making this the biggest year ever for the program. Best of the Best grows in popularity every year, and while there are always first-time award winners, there are also many well-established Langley businesses chosen year after year. Some of those businesses win in more than one of the 120 categories on the ballot. Home Depot and Clipper

Langley Advance publisher Lisa Farquharson (second from the right) and sales team Bobbi Hill, Ramona Wildeman, Cheri Gray, Peggy O’Brien, Brenda Coulbourn, and Amber van den Hoven are ready to present with the 2015 Best of the Best Awards to the businesses chosen by readers. Street Scrapbook Company, for instance, led the list of multiple-category winners this year, finishing first in three or more award categories. Several businesses including, Toy Traders, Staples, Budget Brake & Muffler, Best Buy, and Nature’s Fare, were winners in two categories. arquharson was so encouraged by the continued and growing interest in the awards program, and the enthusiasm it creates within the community, that she said she’s looking foward to congratulate

all the winners in person. Award recipients in each categories have been invited to a special reception tonight, where they will be honoured and presented with a plaque that can hang prominently in their business to inform customers of their high-degree of sales excellence and service. “Local businesses are the centre of our community and it’s a pleasure to see so many businesses honoured for their outstanding products and services. Congratulations to all of you!” she said.

Best of the Best is democracy in action – the ballots for all the categories are counted and the winners in each category are declared. eaders are the judges. And once again Advance readers have demonstrated their devotion to choosing the best of best based on their own experiences. “Thank you to so many of our readers for taking the time to vote for your favourites,” Farquharson said. This marks the 18th year that the Advance has brought the

Best of the Best to the community, she added. “As a long-time resident of Langley I’ve always been excited to read this fabulous section every year! Now, as a new member of the Advance team, I couldn’t be more proud to be connected to such a longstanding tradition.” f you’ve never taken part in the Best of the Best before, keep your eyes peeled next spring for the 19th annual contest, and join the tradition of helping choose the next set of Langley’s very BEST!

CONGRATULATIONS Big THANK YOU to Expedia CruiseShipCenters and all the participants who entered. 8

2015

CONGRATULATIONS TO IRENE DAWSON, WINNER OF THE BEST OF LANGLEY AWARDS.

Irene will enjoy a 5 night Alaska Cruise for 2 in May 2016. Peggy O’Brien, Advertising Manager, Irene Dawson, Cruise winner of Best of Langley contest, Catherine Anderson, Owner of Expedia CruiseShipCenters, Langley.

(604) 533-9339 20500 56th Avenue, Langley www.cruiseshipcenters.com/Langley BC#: 32903

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AUTO BODY/ COLLISION REPAIR

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AUTO DEALER - NEW

Dam’s Ford Lincoln Sales

Jan’s Precision Autobody

RUNNERS UP: Langley Toyotatown Preston Chevrolet Buick GMC Cadillac Ltd

RUNNERS UP: Craftsman Collision Boyd Autobody & Glass

AUTO DEALER - USED

AUTO GLASS

Car Boyz RUNNERS UP: Gold Key Langley Volkswagen Milani & Norman Auto Sales and Leasing

Speedy Glass RUNNERS UP: Broco Glass Crystal Glass

Thank Voting Us Us #1 #1 Thank You You Langley Langley For Voting For Years! ForFour Two Consecutive Consecutive Years! • Uncompromising Customer Service • Honesty, Integrity and Trust - Pillars of Our Success! Carboyz Auto Sales is a family owned dealership committed to providing our customers with extra clean, local, low mileage, Cars, SUV’s, Minivans, Trucks, Commercial and Recreational Vehicles for sale in Langley and the Lower Mainland.

www.carboyz.ca

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BRAKE SHOP

Lordco Parts Ltd

Budget Brake & Muffler(3 locations)

RUNNERS UP: NAPA Auto Parts Princess Auto

RUNNERS UP: Langley Brake Shop Ltd. Midas

AUTO SERVICE & TUNE UPS

Precision Auto Service RUNNERS UP: Walnut Grove Auto Tech My Place Brake & Muffler

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MOTORCYCLE DEALER

CAR WASH

Canada Washworld

Barnes Harley Davidson

RUNNERS UP: Car Toons Car Wash Suds City Car Wash

RUNNERS UP: Holeshot Motorsports Sea to Sky Motorsports

MUFFLERS & EXHAUST

Budget Brake & Muffler RUNNERS UP: Midas My Place Brake & Muffler

2015

Would like to thank all their customers!

We are proud to be voted #1

BEST AUTO

SERVICE &TUNE UPS IN L A N G L E Y

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ST E B E H T F O S P O H S S S AUTO GLA Y! IN LANGLE 19977 Fraser Hwy., Langley • 604-532-9600 on the corner of 200th and Fraser Hwy.

Thanks to all of our loyal customers for selecting us

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“Where we worry about your car so you don’t have to!”®

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{ a u t o m o t ive } OIL CHANGE

Mr Lube RUNNERS UP: Mobil 1 Great Canadian Oil Change

RV DEALERSHIP

Traveland RV Supercentre RUNNERS UP: Wheels West Kustom Koach RV Centre

Thank You for Voting Us #1 Langley!

TIRE & WHEEL STORE

Kal Tire RUNNERS UP: B&B Tireland Costco

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Thank you for making us #1 “Best of the Best” Oil Change in Langley for the 10th time!

No appointment necessary. Open 7 days a week. 20112 Fraser Hwy. • 604-532-5990

2015

Offer applies to the purchase of a complete standard oil change package and must be presented at time of service. Valid only at the Langley location. Not valid with any other oil change offer or discount. While supplies last. Prices may vary. Expiry: September 30, 2015. Code: 9269

DAM FORD LINCOLN SALES LTD. 19330 Langley Bypass, Surrey 604.532.9921 || www.dams.net

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ACCOUNTING FIRM

BARBERSHOP

Tommy Guns Original Barbershop

C&M Accounting Inc

RUNNERS UP: Ol’ Crow Barber Shop Raf Cut Barber

RUNNERS UP: Malish & Clark K. Amangoulova (Langley CGA)

BANK/CREDIT UNION

BED & BREAKFAST

Princess & the Pea

Envision Financial

RUNNERS UP: Fort Langley B&B Wisteria Guest House in the Fort

RUNNERS UP: Coast Capital Savings - Willowbrook Royal Bank Willowbrook

www.tommyguns.com

Langley’s only 5 star hotel

Thank you for voting us your favourite Barbershop in Langley

Hair Cuts. Hot Shaves.

Open Daily

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Thank You for voting us one of the Best! • Gymnastics, sports, games, music, dance, rides, and more • The best birthday parities in town! • Fantastic camps and fun-filled programs throughout the year

(604) 628-6567 Unit 108-6375 202nd St. • Langley, BC

langley@mygym.com mygym.com

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CHILDCARE

BREW YOUR OWN STORE

Von Eu Brew

CEFA Early Learning

RUNNERS UP: Fraser Valley Brewmasters Wine by Design

RUNNERS UP: Jellybean Park Kiddie Kollege

CLEANING SERVICES

Mikeyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Carpet Cleaning RUNNERS UP: Molly Maids Angels There For You

Thank you Langley for a year in support of our World Class Educational Program

WHAT IS CEFA? Core Education & Fine Arts is a private school which offers an elite early learning program, featuring a unique partnership of core subjects: reading, writing, math and science together with fine arts such as music, drama, dance and yoga. The program was designed to specifically stimulate children during the brain's most formative years, increasing the child's emotional, social and intellectual capacity for life.

Book a FREE tour today

WORLD LEADERS IN EDUCATION AGES 1-5

Now accepting Fall registrations!

Register before September 30th, 2015 & receive a complimentary uniform ($200 value) CEFA Langley - Willowbrook | 20510 Langley Bypass, Langley, BC | t: 604.533.2287 www.cefa.ca

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For voting us Best Dance School! It continues to be an honour to teach in the community for over 40 years.

celebrating the best Langley has to offer:

{ser vices} DANCE STUDIO

E: camerondanceacademy@yahoo.ca or cameronacademy@yahoo.ca P: 604.530.2106

Cameron Academy of Classical Dance

www:camerondanceacademy.com 20295 73A Ave Langley, BC

RUNNERS UP: Young at Arts Lisa’s School of Dance

Thank You For 19 Great Years Langley! It is an honour that Irina’s Beauty and Wellness has been voted as one of the BEST SPAS IN LANGLEY after devoting 19 years of service in this community. Thank you to all of my loyal customers over the years. I take this opportunity to let Langley know that Irina’s Beauty and Wellness is now under NEW OWNERSHIP and will continue to operate as Mila’s Beauty and Wellness. ~ Irina Muraviova

DAY SPA

Irina

INTRODUCING MILA!!! I am extremely pleased to be taking over Irina’s well established spa business. It will be my pleasure to learn and grow into Irina’s role over the next 9 months as Irina will continue to work at the spa training and integrating me into the business. It is important to both me and Irina that the integrity of the business she built over the years be maintained. I look forward many new relationships and gaining a wealth of knowledge from Irina. ~ Mila Kalistratova

Spa Utopia RUNNERS UP: Irina’s Beauty & Wellness Clinic The Parlour

Mila

NEW NAME ~ NEW OWNER SEPTEMBER 1, 2015

MILA’S

Beauty and 5568-204th Street mymilasbeauty@gmail.com Wellness Clinic 604•533•3319

2015

Thank you Langley for a year in support of our World Class Educational Program

CEFA South Surrey Morgan Crossing

Opening WINTER 2015 Visit us on Facebook CEFA South Surrey Morgan Crossing for the Grand Opening updates!

WORLD INtoEDUCATION AGES 1-5 Scan theLEADERS QR Code above add our contact information to your phone

Now accepting Fall registrations

Suite 100 19950 88th Ave, Langley, BC V1M 0A5 | t: 604.338.9277

Tour today !

www.cefa.ca

CEFA Langley - Walnut Grove

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Thank you for voting Thank you for voting Laura’s Fine Dry Cleaning Laura’s Fine Dry Cleaning and Launderette and Launderette

#1 DRYCLEANER #1 DRYCLEANER 8 Years In A Row!!6 Years in a Row!

DENTAL OFFICE

2015

Your Environmental Choice for Quality Cleaning

Willowbrook Dental Clinic RUNNERS UP: Willowbrook Park Dental Child’s Play Pediatric Dentistry

20555 Douglas Crescent 20555 Douglas Crescent (1 block south of Fraser Hwy)

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2015

FOR VOTING US ONE OF YOUR FAVOURITE DENTAL OFFICES

DRIVING SCHOOLS

nt X Laura’s Fine Dry Cleaning

WE OFFER GENERAL, COSMETIC, RESTORATIVE AND PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY SERVICES

CALL TODAY to book your appointment

Valley Driving School

Evening & weekend appointments available

RUNNERS UP: Young Drivers of Canada AAA Easypark Driving Academy, Inc

6187 200 St. Langley •

604-530-2828

willowbrookparkdental.com info@willowbrookparkdental.com

DRYCLEANERS

Laura’s Fine Drycleaning

*New patients aged 5-15 receive iTunes gift card. Complete exam, xrays and cleaning required

New patients receive whitening for life!*

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FINANCIAL PLANNING/ INVESTMENTS

Coast Capital Savings RUNNERS UP: Flann Financial Group Ltd RBC Royal Bank

Hair Design Thank You for voting us One of the Best Hair Salons in Langley! New clients are always welcome.

Bond Street Hair Design

101C 6359 198 Street, Langley • 604.514.3888

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FITNESS & HEALTH CLUB

GOLF COURSE

onor of All of Langley’s Newlands Golf & Elder Citizens!Country Club Thank you for your contributions to our great community, our workplaces and our families!

In honor of All of Langley’s Call today for a personal Elder Citizens! dignity 604.530.2305 In honor of AllInstilling of tour Langley’s and hope Elder Citizens! Join us on Facebook www.facebook.com/langleylodge

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RUNNERS UP: Redwoods Golf Course Langley Golf Center

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RUNNERS UP: Fresh Blooms Flowers & Co

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Sports Club Evolution Pilates & Yoga

Floralista Flower Studio

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In honor of All ofBootcamp Langley’s Effect RUNNERS UP: Elder Citizens! Steve Nash Fitness World &

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Langley Gymnastics Foundation RUNNERS UP: Flip City Gymnastics My Gym

The Langley Gymnastics Foundation would like to thank the Langley Advance readers and Langley community for voting our facility the best of the best in Langley! We look forward to providing the community with gymnastics fun for years to come! Sincerely, Langley Gymnastics Foundation Team 7888 200th Street, Langley 604 455 8845 langleygymnastics.org

Thank You for Voting IRINA’S HAIR & SKINCARE

1 HAIR SALON!

And thank you to our loyal customers for your patience through our renovation.

NEW NAME, NEW PHONE NUMBER SAME GREAT OWNER, ANDREA PETER!

ndrea s Hair Salon Phone: 604.533.3319

NEW PHONE # SEPTEMBER 1

604.427.0993 5570-204th Street

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HAIR SALON

HEARING CENTRE

Irinaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Hair & Skincare RUNNERS UP: Bond Street Hair Design Vivid Hair Boutique & Blow Dry Bar

Crystal Vision & Hearing RUNNERS UP: Beltone Hearing Centre Ears Hearing Clinic

INSURANCE AGENCY

HOTEL/MOTEL

Sandman Hotel RUNNERS UP: Coast Hotel & Convention Centre Best Western Plus Langley Inn Best Western Country Meadows

BCAA Insurance RUNNERS UP: Westland Insurance Johnston Meier Insurance Agencies Group

2015

Thank You Langley for voting BCAA Insurance #1

For all your insurance needs and more: Visit us at #10 - 20190 Langley Bypass, Langley B.C. Call 604.268.5950 Click bcaa.com

Insurance is sold through BCAA Insurance Agency and underwritten by various underwriters. Visit bcaa.com/underwriters for more information.

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FOR VOTING US ONE OF THE BEST INSURANCE AGENCIES IN LANGLEY!!

Come in and see us for all your insurance needs. #101 - 19978 72nd Ave., Langley Johnston Meier Insurance Agencies Group 604.533.0333 • www.jmins.com

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{ser vices} KITCHEN & BATH RENOVATIONS

Home Depot RUNNERS UP: Bojan High End Kitchens Splashes

Thank you for voting for us!

2015

LEGAL FIRM

101 - 6351 197 St, Langley 604-533-1151 • www.croninortho.com

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Darnell & Company RUNNERS UP: GreenWay Legal Centre Magellan Law Group Lindsay Kenney LLP

2015

MARTIAL ARTS

for once again voting us one of Langley’s Best!

Safeguard Martial Arts RUNNERS UP: Rahn’s Black Belt Academy Brasil Wellness Centre

Debbie Mozelle

designer eyewear Family Owned & Operated for Over 24 Years

LANGLEY MALL 123-5501 - 204th St. (next to Army & Navy in the Court Yard)

CENTRAL PLAZA WHITE ROCK 1554 Foster St. (Behind the TD Bank)

604-532-1158 604-538-5100 www.debbiemozelle.ca

Thank you to our amazing clients and the readers of the Langley Advance for voting us #1 Martial Arts school in Langley. Congratulations also to all other recipients voted #1 in their category 20530 Langley-By-Pass (Hwy 10), Langley

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Veterinary Clinic in Langley

Thank you for voting us your #1 Law Firm in Langley Darnell & Company is committed to a practical and responsible approach to legal problem solving.

TRUSTING US LLangley Animal Clinic Ltd. and for to CARE for your

beloved pets!

5758 203 St., Langley, BC V3A 1W3 604-534-4813 www.LangleyAnimalClinic.ca

Langley’s First Blow dry Bar

2015

Offering cutting edge haircuts & beautiful colour work. At Vivid we pride ourselves in exceptional customer service in a relaxed professional environment.

#190-8700 200th St., Langley 604-371-3737 • www.VividHairBoutique.com

“Thank You Langley for Voting Eurobronze #1 for 6 Years in a row. We are absolutely delighted to maintain our top position and we wouldn’t be there without your loyalty and support!” Simon & Eliana

8590 - 200th St. (next to Tim Hortons)

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ORTHODONTIST OFFICE

NAIL SALON

Langley Orthodontics

Amour Beauty Lounge

RUNNERS UP: Budd Orthodontics Dr. Cronin

RUNNERS UP: CK Nail Salon Lee Nails

OPTICAL STORE PHARMACY

Vision Care Optical

Costco

RUNNERS UP: Optics International Debbie Mozelle Designer Optical

2015

• Check out all the products & services we have to offer • Sign up for a Costco membership!

PROUD TO BE A MEMBER OF THE LANGLEY COMMUNITY

20499 – 64TH AVE., LANGLEY • 604-539-8900

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Thank Thankyou you Langley for Voting Costco as Langley for #1 “Pharmacy” Voting Costco as and one of #1 “Hearing the Best& Centre” “Pharmacy” “Tire & and one of the Best Wheel Store” Store” in“Optical Langley! in Langley!

RUNNERS UP: Shoppers Drug Mart - Murrayville Shoppers Drug Mart - Thunderbird Village

Thank hank You You T

2015

For Voting Us The #1 Optical Store in Langley!

NEW PATIENTS WELCOME

Comprehensive eye health & vision care exams Family Eye Care : Children to Seniors Eye Exams Contact Lens Fitting & Follow Up • On Site Lab Free Frame Styles Consultation

20455 Douglas Crescent, Downtown Langley

604.514.0070

www.bcvisioncare.com

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BEST OF THE BEST READER’S CHOICE 2014

2015

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celebrating the best Langley has to offer:

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Thank you, Langley

All of us at Magnolia Gardens appreciate the support we receive from our community to make us the best retirement residence in Langley for two years running.

All of us at Magnolia Gardens appreciate the support we receive from our You’ll like living us here! community to make one of the best retirement residences in Langley.

PRINT & COPY SERVICES

You’ll like living here! 604 514-1210 CALL US TODAY

COME VISIT US

Staples Business Depot RUNNERS UP: Duolynx Printing Delair Family Printers

REAL ESTATE FIRM

THANK YOU LANGLEY FOR VOTING OL’ CROW ONE OF YOUR FAVOURITE BARBERSHOPS!

ALL MEN’S HAIRCUTS

No Appointment 604.532.0298

20508 FRASER HWY. IN MCBURNEY LANE

RUNNERS UP: Homelife Benchmark Realty Royal Lepage Wolstencroft Realty

WED., THURS., FRI. : 9-5 • SAT. : 9-4 SUN., MON., TUES. CLOSED

RENTAL EQUIPMENT

Home Depot RUNNERS UP: United Rentals Brookswood Rentals

Thank You for voting us one of the BEST! • Gymnastics • Trampoline • Cheerleading • Drop In Adult/Teen & Kids Fall programs begin after Labour Day. Register today at: www.flipcitygym.com

604-888-3366

2015

5840 Glover Road, Langley CALL US TODAY: 604-514-1210 || COME VISIT US: 5840 Glover Road, Langley www.MagnoliaGardens.net www.MagnoliaGardens.net

OL’ CROW BARBER

RE/MAX Treeland Realty

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celebrating the best Langley has to offer:

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RETIREMENT RESIDENCES

TRAVEL/CRUISE AGENCY

Langley Lodge

Expedia Cruiseship Centre

RUNNERS UP: Magnolia Gardens Harrison Pointe Landing

RUNNERS UP: TPI - Travel Professionals International Flight Centre

VETERINARIAN CLINIC

TANNING SALONS

Langley Animal Clinic

Eurobronze Tanning RUNNERS UP: Tan De Soleil Sun Tanning Studio Island Tan

RUNNERS UP: Mountain View Veterinary Hospital Avon Animal Hospital and Veterinarians Clinics

THANK YOU!

THANK YOU! THANK YOU!

Dr. Renee Ferguson

Thank you Langley for voting us 2015 one of your favourite Veterinary Hospitals. 8

#132 - 19653 Willowbrook Drive, Langley

604-427-2744

www.MVvet.ca

WE ARE HONOURED TO BE VOTED AS YOUR #1 TRAVEL / CRUISE AGENCY. THANK YOU TO OUR CUSTOMERS

AND THE READERS OF THE LANGLEY ADVANCE! (604) 533-9339 20500 56th Avenue, Langley www.cruiseshipcenters.com/Langley

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2015

18th ANNUAL

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celebrating the best Langley has to offer:

{ser vices} WEB DEVELOPMENT/ GRAPHIC DESIGN

Duolynx Design & Print RUNNERS UP: Minuteman Press Bizbee Creative

WEIGHT LOSS CENTRE

Weight Watchers RUNNERS UP: Jenny Craig Weight Loss Centre The Bootcamp Effect

Thank you to our wonderful patients and referring dentists who have voted Budd Orthodontics one of the Best Orthodontic practices in Langley for the 5th year in a row!

2015

#12 - 8590 200TH Street Langley, BC V2Y 2B9 604-882-9700

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18th ANNUAL

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celebrating the best Langley has to offer:

{shopping retail}

BICYCLE SHOP ANTIQUES

Napier’s Country Antiques

Caps Bicycle Warehouse

RUNNERS UP: Langley Antique Mall Village Antique Mall

ART GALLERY

RUNNERS UP: Velocity Cycles Bicycle Sports Pacific

BOOK STORE

Birthplace of BC Gallery

Chapters

RUNNERS UP: The Fort Gallery Willowbrook Art Gallery

RUNNERS UP: Wendell’s Bookstore & Café Creative Bookworm

Run Date: August 27, 2015 Langley Advance (5" x 6.9") Full Colour EOR#7235 8

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THANK YOU FOR VOTING US!

napier’s country antiques 8

2015

“Where the Past Becomes the Present” 604-534-7222

Ken and Nancy Napier would like to thank you for 46 years of loyalty! Ken has seen decorating and collecting trends shift, but his passion for the business is still strong. With a huge selection of vintage painted prairie & cottage furniture along with gas & pop memorabilia & general store items he has helped adorn many homes. Great items come and go daily, so come check out Napier’s at 6743 216th St., on the main drag of Milner! Like us on FB! www.napiersantiques.com

TOP FLOORING BRANDS SIMPLY MORE AFFORDABLE HARDWOOD | VINYL | LAMINATE AREA RUGS | CARPET Brand Name Flooring. Low Prices. Always in Stock.

ENDOFTHEROLL.COM Langley | 19609 Willowbrook Dr | 604.532.8483 No payment, no interest plans available OAC - See store for details.

HAVE YOU HEARD?!

2015

THANK YOU

Langley for voting us as one of your favourite Hearing Clinics. KIM GALICK, RHIP/owner 21 years experience in Hearing Health Sciences

FREE Hearing Tests for Adults FREE Cleaning and Servicing on ANY Hearing Aid Call us TODAY for your preferred appointment!

www.earslangley.com || Facebook/Ears-Hearing-Langley Unit C 20568 56th Avenue (located next door to Langley Legion)

CALL TODAY 604.427.2828

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2015

18th ANNUAL

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celebrating the best Langley has to offer:

{shopping retail}

BREAD

BUILDING SUPPLIES & LUMBERYARD

Home Depot RUNNERS UP: Country Lumber Windsor Plywood

Cobs RUNNERS UP: A Bread Affair McGavin Bread Basket

CAMPING & OUTDOOR STORE

Mountain Equipment Co-op RUNNERS UP: Army & Navy Canadian Tire

THANK YOU FOR VOTING US one of the BEST ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES STORE

MALL WIDE

WE WERE VOTED #1 BREAD IN LANGLEY!

THAN K YOU FOR YOU R CON TI N U ED SU PPORT!

2015

HOT AUGUST SUMMER SALE ON NOW! QUALITY ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES, & DECOR

20241 Fraser Hwy., Langley • 604-530-2687 Hours: Monday - Sunday 10:00 am - 5:30 pm www.langleyantiques.ca • info@langleyantiques.ca

THANK YOU FOR VOTING US ONE OF THE BEST VETERINARY HOSPITALS IN LANGLEY!

PURC H A S E A N Y T R A D I T I O N A L L O A F A N D

RECEIVE 2 COMPLIMENTARY SCONES! 8

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W I LL O WB RO O K DR.

TOY S “R” US

19475 Fraser Hwy, Surrey | Phone: (604) 532-7600 avonanimalhospital.ca

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COBS Bread WILLOWBROOK 9705 Fraser Hwy Langley, BC 604 533 4105

Valid only at COBS Bread in Willowbrook • Present voucher to receive offer • Not redeemable for cash or with any other offer • One voucher per customer • Expires: September 15, 2015

W W W. C O B S B R E A D . C O M

Best of Langley | Summer 2015

Liz Crawford

Jason Howlett

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JOEL

SHARON

TYLER

THE SCHACTERTEAM TEAM THE SCHACTER

Scott Moe, PREC

Gary Hooge, PREC

Reid Hooge

Al Bainbridge

Will Rempel

Langley’s Consistent

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Clare Player

Scott Glover

Bob Kalo

Peter Zimmerman

Kathleen Christensen

Doug & Krista Gilbert

Alistair Young, PREC

Mark Dana, PREC

Jeremy

Ray Bernier

Sachin Jhanghu

Pamela Omelaniec

Brian Horn

Kevin Horn

Deanna Horn

Taylor Lodge

Caileigh Anderson

Keith Setter

#1 Real Estate Office*

*Based on 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013... and again in 2014. MLS sales statistics both in units sold and dollar volume.

Reece Falk

Jo Ann Gordon

Mike Wilson

Vince Pontaletta

TREELAND REALTY

604-533-3491

101 – 6337 – 198th St., Langley www.remax-treeland.com Toll free 1-888-707-3577 #

Rosa-Anna DeMichina Mortgage Consultant

Dale C. Frey

Shelly Lederer

Tamara Baltic

Bob Bailey

Vince Johnson & Carol Little

Garth Olson

Zach Silverman Mortgage Consultant

Steve Harder

Darren Neuhaus

Rhonda Wolfram

Ian Hutchinson

Mercia McKitrick

Joel Garisto, PREC

Leslie Coutts

Karen Bridge

2015

Steve Klassen, PREC

Kim Smith

Jim Hughston

Nancy Pinchin

Dave Robles, PREC

Tammy Evans

Rob Blair

Toni Kelly

Pam Stadnik

Bridget Dunbar

Tony Zandbergen PREC

Casey Zandbergen

Clint Mascarenhas PREC

Matt Philipchalk

From all of us at Remax Treeland Realty, thank you for voting us the #1 Real Estate Firm in Langley 15 years in a row! The Realtors at Remax Treeland would like to thank the receptionists and administration for their help to achieve this award.

Gary Becker

Tony Pontaletta

Todd Mesher

Bob and Jo-Anne Maynes

Melissa • Jessica • Anne The Wilson Team

Cody Lew

Ryan MacDonald

Hank & Sandee Elash

Heather Forman

Hollie de Boer

Laura DeNobriga

Best of Langley | Summer 2015

Liz Crawford

Jason Howlett

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JOEL

SHARON

TYLER

THE SCHACTERTEAM TEAM THE SCHACTER

Scott Moe, PREC

Gary Hooge, PREC

Reid Hooge

Al Bainbridge

Will Rempel

Langley’s Consistent

Best of Langley | Summer 2015

Thursday, August 27, 2015

Clare Player

Scott Glover

Bob Kalo

Peter Zimmerman

Kathleen Christensen

Doug & Krista Gilbert

Alistair Young, PREC

Mark Dana, PREC

Jeremy

Ray Bernier

Sachin Jhanghu

Pamela Omelaniec

Brian Horn

Kevin Horn

Deanna Horn

Taylor Lodge

Caileigh Anderson

Keith Setter

#1 Real Estate Office*

*Based on 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013... and again in 2014. MLS sales statistics both in units sold and dollar volume.

Reece Falk

Jo Ann Gordon

Mike Wilson

Vince Pontaletta

TREELAND REALTY

604-533-3491

101 – 6337 – 198th St., Langley www.remax-treeland.com Toll free 1-888-707-3577 #

Rosa-Anna DeMichina Mortgage Consultant

Dale C. Frey

Shelly Lederer

Tamara Baltic

Bob Bailey

Vince Johnson & Carol Little

Garth Olson

Zach Silverman Mortgage Consultant

Steve Harder

Darren Neuhaus

Rhonda Wolfram

Ian Hutchinson

Mercia McKitrick

Joel Garisto, PREC

Leslie Coutts

Karen Bridge

2015

Steve Klassen, PREC

Kim Smith

Jim Hughston

Nancy Pinchin

Dave Robles, PREC

Tammy Evans

Rob Blair

Toni Kelly

Pam Stadnik

Bridget Dunbar

Tony Zandbergen PREC

Casey Zandbergen

Clint Mascarenhas PREC

Matt Philipchalk

Gary Becker

Tony Pontaletta

Todd Mesher

Bob and Jo-Anne Maynes

Melissa • Jessica • Anne The Wilson Team

Cody Lew

Ryan MacDonald

Hank & Sandee Elash

Heather Forman

Hollie de Boer

Laura DeNobriga

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THANK YOU FOR VOTING US ONE OF YOUR 8

2015

Best

FAVOURITE SPECIALTY GIFT STORES

2015

18th ANNUAL

LANGLEY

Semi-Annual Hemispheric Switch Sale

celebrating the best Langley has to offer: COME TASTE THE DIFFERENCE The Fraser Valley’s largest selection of the world’s best and freshest Extra Virgin Olive Oils, Flavoured Olive Oils and Balsamic Vinegars!

% OFF

Authorized Retailer

{shopping retail} CARDS & STATIONERY STORE

Hallmark Cards RUNNERS UP: Paper Moon Carlton Cards

All our Northern Hemisphere Extra Virgin Olive Oils

CHILDREN’S CLOTHING

(Until they’re gone!) The Shops at High Street, #160-2940 King George Blvd., South Surrey (604) 385-1500 20450 Douglas Crescent, (½ Block West of Douglas Park), Langley (604) 510-6655

Children’s Place RUNNERS UP: Carter’s Oshkosh Old Navy

SHOP ONLINE  WWW.ALLOFOILS.COM

2015

THANK Thank you to our community for your support over the past 10 years.

YOU

FOR VOTING

US ONE OF THE BEST GROCERY STORES

2015

#220 - 7150 200th Street Langley, BC V2Y 3B9 Phone: 604.514.3884

LANGLEY!

19851 Willowbrook Drive, Langley Hours: 7 am - 11 pm Daily (Right across from Willowbrook Mall)

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2015

18th ANNUAL

LANGLEY

celebrating the best Langley has to offer:

{shopping retail} LADIES CLOTHING

Reitmans’ RUNNERS UP: Auld Phillips Hunni’s Urban Boutique

THANKS FOR VOTING OUR WILLOUGHBY BRANCH THE BEST OF THE BEST! We pride ourselves on making a difference in the financial lives of our members. That’s why we offer two industry leading products: our Simply Free Account™ and our Unlimited Chequing for Business® Account. Check out all we have to offer at envisionfinancial.ca 8

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MEN’S CLOTHING

Mark’s Work Wearhouse RUNNERS UP: Moore’s Clothing for Men Sears

Bank. Borrow. Insure. Invest. envisionfinancial.ca

Keeping it Simple®

CEDAR RIM

NURSERY

COLLECTIBLES

Toy Traders RUNNERS UP: Krazy Bob’s Music Emporium Pastime Hobbies & Games Collector’s Den

thank you to our customers and Langley A advance readers for making us the #1 garden centre/nursery and runner up for landscape supplies in Llangley for 2015!

COMPUTER STORE

Best Buy RUNNERS UP: NCIX Simply Computing

visit us this fall to pick up your spring ﬂowering bulbs, fall annuals & perennials as well as your fall foliage 7024 Glover Road, Langley, BC - Phone 604.888.4491 visit us online at www.cedarrim.com

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18th ANNUAL

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celebrating the best Langley has to offer:

{shopping retail}

CRAFT & HOBBY STORE

CUPCAKE

Clipper Street Scrapbook Company

Frostings Cupcakery RUNNERS UP: Traceycakes Cedarbrook Bakery

RUNNERS UP: Michael’s the Arts & Crafts Store Precious Memories

DELI/MEAT STORE

DEPARTMENT STORE

Doris’ European Deli

The Bay

RUNNERS UP: Heritage Meats Bonetti Freezer Meats

RUNNERS UP: Sears Wal-Mart

THANK YOU

2015

TO ALL OF OUR BUSINESS PARTNERS AND CLIENTS FOR VOTING US ONE OF THE BEST

for the third year in a row, and for helping Magellan become a Langley success story in just three years.

AT M A G E L L A N WE MEAN BUSINESS! Areas of Practice

W W W. M A G E L L A N L A W. C A

#225-20316 56th Ave., Langley, British Columbia V3A 3Y7 (778) 726-0175

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2015

18th ANNUAL

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celebrating the best Langley has to offer:

{shopping retail}

ELECTRONICS RETAILER

DOLLAR STORE

Best Buy

Dollarama

RUNNERS UP: Visions London Drugs

RUNNERS UP: Dollar Tree Dollars & Cents

FISHING & HUNTING SUPPLIES

FITNESS EQUIPMENT

Army & Navy

Flaman Fitness

RUNNERS UP: Wholesale Sports Canadian Tire

RUNNERS UP: Fitness Depot Fitness Town

THANK YOU LANGLEY

FOR VOTING US BEST FISHING/HUNTING & ONE OF THE BEST CAMPING/OUTDOOR STORE!

Visit us at: 100-5501 204TH STREET, LANGLEY, BC V3A 5N8 (604) 514- 1774 | Also shop online at www.armyandnavy.ca

2015

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A heartfelt THANK YOU to all our loyal customers for selecting Dori’s Deli as Langley’s Best Deli/Meat Store 3 years in a row! Open: Mon - Sat from 9:30am-5:30pm• 604-514-7724 #105-22575 Fraser Hwy., Langley • www.doriseuropeandeli.com

WholesaleSports.com 20175 Langley Bypass, Langley / 604-530-3413

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Best

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2015

18th ANNUAL

LANGLEY

celebrating the best Langley has to offer:

{shopping retail}

FLOOR COVERINGS

FUN PLACE TO SHOP

Clipper Street Scrapbook Co

End of the Roll RUNNERS UP: Nufloors Home Depot

FURNITURE STORE

RUNNERS UP: Toy Traders Hempyz Gifts & Novelties

GARDEN CENTRE/ NURSERY

Cedar Rim Nursery

The Brick

WE LOVE YOU TOO!

RUNNERS UP: Artâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Nursery and Garden Center Milner Gardens

CUSTOMER APPRECIATION

RUNNERS UP: La-Z-Boy Furniture Galleries Valley Direct Furniture

Thank You...

We appreciate our customers and sta 8 for the support and patronage for an amazing 41 years! 2015

June to Sat July 4 For voting usFri one of26 the 20%Flooring off all reg. price carpets | in 50% off all Area Rugs Best companies Langley Closed Wed. July 1st

604-533-4231

$50

off

*On selected items, while quantities last

Langley

any Area Rug Aug 27 - Sept 5 Must present coupon

304 - 20771 LANGLEY BY-PASS

(Hwy. 10) Next to Buns Master, Across from La-Z-Boy

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2015

18th ANNUAL

LANGLEY

celebrating the best Langley has to offer:

{shopping retail}

GROCERY STORE

HEATING & COOLING SYSTEMS

No Frills

Gandy Installations

RUNNERS UP: Superstore IGA Thunderbird Village - Walnut Grove

HOT TUBS & SPAS

RUNNERS UP: ADW Mainland Heat & Air Conditioning Hibbs Mechanical Services

JEWELLERY STORE

Coast Spas & Billiards RUNNERS UP: Vantage Pools & Spas Langley Bywater

Spence Diamonds RUNNERS UP: Golden Tree Jewellers Peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s

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Best

Thursday, August 27, 2015T

2015

18th ANNUAL

LANGLEY

celebrating the best Langley has to offer:

{shopping retail}

LINGERIE STORE

LANDSCAPE SUPPLIES

Forever Yours

Home Depot

RUNNERS UP: La Senza La Vie En Rose

RUNNERS UP: Burnco Landscape Supplies Cedar Rim Nursery

MATTRESS STORE

LIGHTING STORE

Sleep Country

Design Lighting

RUNNERS UP: The Brick Sears

RUNNERS UP: Home Depot Steve’s Custom Lighting

JEWELRY FOR THE HOME

Design

Lighting

#100 5499 192 Street, Surrey 9.00 - 5.30 Mon - Sat ǀ 604.576.8733

www.designlighting.ca

THANK YOU for voting Design Lighting BEST OF THE BEST nine years running

Best of Langley | Summer 2015

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Best

2015

18th ANNUAL

LANGLEY

celebrating the best Langley has to offer:

{shopping retail} MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORE

Long & McQuade RUNNERS UP: Tom Lee Music Act 1 Music

OFFICE SUPPLIES

Staples Business Depot RUNNERS UP: Service Office Supplies Canadian Business Distributors

PAINT & DECORATING STORE

Benjamin Moore (2 locations)

Proudly serving Langley and the Fraser Valley since 1986

RUNNERS UP: Home Depot Cloverdale Paint

Thank you for voting us one of the best Print & Copy Service companies in Langley!

2015

#105 20644 Fraser Hwy || (604) 533-5552 || Delairfamilyprinters.ca

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Best

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2015

18th ANNUAL

LANGLEY

celebrating the best Langley has to offer:

{shopping retail}

PRODUCE MARKET

PET STORE

Pet Smart

Ralph’s Farm Market

RUNNERS UP: Bosley’s Pet Food Plus Tisol Pet Nutrition & Supply

RUNNERS UP: Kin’s Farm Market Willowbrook Produce

SEAFOOD MARKET

SHOE STORE

Payless Shoes

1 fish 2 fish

RUNNERS UP: Aldo Ronson

RUNNERS UP: Meridian Meats Clancy’s Meat Co

k n a h T ! u o Y We are ﬁlled to the gills with appreciation; thank you to our customers and community for your continued support.

From all of us at Hempyz..

Thank you for Voting us one of the best in the Specialty Gift Store & Fun Place to Shop Category. 8

2015

Jess, Goldie, Chad, Kat, Delaney, Kayla. not pictured: Dani, Selena, Shailah, Sean

Come in and see us soon! #101 A 20505 fraser hwy • 604-539-5227 #106-19925 Willowbrook dr • 604-530-0177

Gifts & Novelties

Pools • Hot Tubs

Thank You

2015

for Your Support!

Ocean Wise™ partner

Proudly part of downtown Langley for more than 17 years Open 7 Days a Week | 604.532.5226 20534 Fraser Hwy., Langley | 1ﬁsh2ﬁsh.ca

$10 off of any

$50

purchase

Not valid with other offers. Expires October 1, 2015

www.vantagepools.ca 604-888-1736 #201-20167 - 96 Avenue, Langley

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2015

18th ANNUAL

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celebrating the best Langley has to offer:

{shopping retail}

SPECIALTY GIFT STORE

SPORTING GOODS

Clipper Street Scrapbook Co

Sport Chek RUNNERS UP: Mountain Equipment Co-op Wholesale Sports

RUNNERS UP: All in Oils Hempyz Gifts

SWIMMING POOLS (SUPPLY & SERVICE)

SWIMMING POOLS

WC Blair

Vantage Pools & Spas

RUNNERS UP: Al Anderson Walnut Grove Community Centre

RUNNERS UP: English & Lepage Coast Spas

THANK YOU FOR VOTING US

CRAFT & HOBBY STORE, SPECIALITY GIFT STORE & FUN PLACES TO SHOP!

YOUR ONE STOP FOR A

COMPLETE COLLECTION

of Top Quality crafting tools & supplies

• Mix Media Supplies • Card Making • Scrapbooking • Seasonal Events • Crop Nights • Ink & Paint • Stamping Supplies • Workshops • Kids Camps • International Guest Instructors

YOUR COMPLETE PAPER CRAFTING SHOP

Customer Appreciation Day

Join Ken Oliver creator of Colour Burst from 10-4pm for demos and make and takes. Refreshments, Door Prizes Reigster for Free 1 hour Card making classes Sponsored by

105-6360 202 Street • 604-514-2229 www.clipperstreet.com

OFF 25% e re Wid Sto Day “One Only”

Gift Certificates Available

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celebrating the best Langley has to offer:

{shopping retail}

THRIFT STORE

TOOLS & HARDWARE STORE

Fibromyalgia Well Spring Foundation

Home Depot

RUNNERS UP: Value Village Penny Pinchers

2015

RUNNERS UP: Home Hardware Princess Auto

THANK YOU

for voting us as your favourite Fun Place for Kids!

TOY STORE

Party On at The Great Escape!

BOOK YOUR FALL PARTY & YOU COULD WIN A GE GIFT CARD FOR UP TO $300! WOW! A winner will be drawn at the end of each month from the parties held in that month The value of the winner’s party will be placed on the gift card to a maximum of $300 Offer available to parties held between September 1st and November 30th Call or see our website for full details.

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Toy Traders RUNNERS UP: Toys R Us Mastermind Toys

WWW.THEGE.CA | 20645 LANGLEY BYPASS 604-530-1300

VACUUM STORE

Big Gary’s Vacuum Warehouse RUNNERS UP: Langley Vacuum & Sewing Sears

VITAMINS & HEALTH FOOD STORE

Nature’s Fare Market RUNNERS UP: Well Beings Health

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HERITAGE MEATS

2015

18th ANNUAL

LANGLEY

celebrating the best Langley has to offer:

{dining and entertainment} CHINESE RESTAURANT

Wong’s Chinese Seafood Restaurant RUNNERS UP: Flourishing Chinese Seafood Restaurant Chop Chop Chinese Takeout

19689 Willowbrook Drive • 604.532.5235 heritagemeatsgourmet.com mon-fri 9am-7pm | sat 9am-6pm | sun 10am-5pm

Antibiotics Thank you for Voting Us or Animal One of the Best Meat & By-Products Deli Shops in Langley. in our Meat SIGN UP & Poultry. TO RECEIVE

2015

EXCLUSIVE RAISED IN-STORE WITHOUT SPECIALS! ADDED ONLINE AT HORMONES. heritagemeatsgourmet.com

Thank you for voting us one of the "Best of the Best."

COFFEE SHOP

Wendel’s Bookstore & Café RUNNERS UP: Tim Horton’s on Logan Ave Mc Burney Coffee & Tea House

Open daily 7:30 am to 10:00 pm 103.9233 Glover Rd. Fort Langley 604.513.2238

www.wendelsonline.com

2015

And everything in between!

THANKS to all our

LOYAL customers for selecting us as

Best

Chinese Restaurant YEARS IN A ROW!

7 FREE HOME DELIVERY

Thank you for voting us

2015

BEST FAMILY RESTAURANT! WILLOWBROOK • CLOVERDALE WALNUT GROVE www.gotorickys.com

Wong’s

Chinese Restaurant www.wongslangley.ca

• Starts at 4:30pm • Over $18 • Within 3 Miles • 10% Off Pick Up Orders Over $18

532-6938

20349 Fraser Hwy.

BUSINESS HOURS

Tues-Thurs 11:30am-9:00pm Friday 11:30am-9:30pm Saturday 12:00pm-9:30pm Sunday 4:00pm - 8:30pm CLOSED MONDAY

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THANK YOU LANGLEY FOR YOUR VOTES!

FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT

Colossus RUNNERS UP: The Great Escape Cascade’s Casino

FAMILY RESTAURANT

White Spot RUNNERS UP: Choo Choo’s Ricky’s All Day Grill

WE’RE PROUD TO BE VOTED AS ONE OF YOUR FAVOURITE FAMILY RESTAURANTS Wednesday is Kid’s Day! Come join us! 8

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20559 Fraser Hwy, Langley 604.534.7111 • www.choochoos.ca

FAST FOOD RESTAURANT

A&W -200 Street & Willowbrook Dr RUNNERS UP: Wendys - 200 st @ 86 Ave (Happy Face Mall) McDonalds Walnut Grove (88 Ave)

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{dining and entertainment} FISH N CHIPS

C-Lovers Fish & Chips RUNNERS UP: Captain’s Galley Fish & Chips Old Style Seafood House

McDonald’s® in Langley thanks you for voting us as one of the “Best Fast Food Restaurants 2015”. We are proud to serve the community as locally owned and operated restaurants.

FUN PLACE FOR KIDS

20037–84th Avenue / 20394–88th Avenue / 19955–96th Avenue

The Great Escape

At participating McDonald’s restaurants in Canada.

RUNNERS UP: Toy Traders Go Bananas Indoor Playcenter

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20080 Fraser Highway • 604-530-9531 www.KostasGreekRestaurant.com

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ICE CREAM/FROZEN YOGURT OR GELATO

INDIAN RESTAURANT

Menchie’s Frozen Yogurt

Ashoka Indian Cuisine

RUNNERS UP: Marble Slab Creamery (2 locations) Baskin Robbin’s

RUNNERS UP: An Indian Affair Grand Tandoori Flame

ITALIAN RESTAURANT

MEXICAN RESTAURANT

Viva Mexico Restaurant Grill & Cantina

Olive Garden Italian Restaurant RUNNERS UP: Pasta Polo Shiraz Grill

RUNNERS UP: Del Pollo Cielito Lindo

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PIZZERIA

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Me-n- Eds Pizza Parlour RUNNERS UP: Pizza Hut Jim’s Pizzeria

NIGHTCLUB

Gabby’s Country Cabaret RUNNERS UP: The Shark Club Townhall

PUB

PASTA RESTAURANT

Townhall Public House

Pasta Polo

RUNNERS UP: Jimy Mac’s Neighbourhood Pub Murrayville Town Pub

RUNNERS UP: Olive Garden Italian Restaurant Shiraz Grill

VIETNAMESE RESTAURANT

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Chaberton Estate Winery

Sen Viet Restaurant RUNNERS UP: Mai’s Vietnamese Restaurant Pho 99 Vietnamese Noodle House

RUNNERS UP: Township 7 Vineyard & Winery Fort Wine Co

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Thank you to all of my friends and customers for voting Nikko Sushi one of the Best! I love the community of Langley!

604-532-3147 Dine In / Take Out

22372 Fraser Hwy, Langley J A P A N E S E

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{dining and entertainment} STEAK & SEAFOOD RESTAURANT

The Keg RUNNERS UP: Andrea’s Restaurant Venetis Restaurant Steak & Seafood House

FREE DELIVERY Have us deliver Free of Charge from 11:30am daily.

Me-n-Ed’s Langley

20270 Fraser Hwy • 604-534-3400

www.me-n-eds.ca

OUR OTHER LOCATIONS: ABBOTSFORD • BURNABY • COQUITLAM • PORT COQUITLAM

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Nikko Sushi RUNNERS UP: Seh-Mi Japanese Restaurant Sushi Mori

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TH A NK YO U! The Keg Steakhouse + Bar would like to thank the Langley Advance readers for voting us as the #1 Steak and Seafood Restaurant in Langley for 2015.

Limited reservations available Sunday–Thursday 9020 202nd Street | 604.881.0081 | kegsteakhouse.com

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Thanks for Voting Mikey’s as Best Cleaning Service in Langley for 4 Years in a Row!

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THAI RESTAURANT

Ban Chok Dee Thai Restaurant RUNNERS UP: My Thai Thai Express

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CARPET CARE PRODUCTS FOR A HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT

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VEGAN/VEGETARIAN SELECTION

Natures’ Fare RUNNERS UP: Chopped Leaf Dragonfly Café

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VIDEOS & GAMES

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RUNNERS UP: EB Games

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the Best!

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Sun-Thurs 11 am-9 pm • Fri-Sat 11 am-10 pm

604-882-9100

#103 - 20378 - 88th Ave. LANGLEY, BC www.maisvietnameserestaurant.com

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VIETNAMESE RESTAURANT

Sen Viet Restaurant RUNNERS UP: Mai’s Vietnamese Restaurant Pho 99 Vietnamese Noodle House

Thank You Langley for Voting Us the #1 Winery in Langley TASTING ROOM/WINE SHOP OPEN YEAR ROUND

WINERY

Monday thru Thursday: 10am - 6pm Friday - Sat: 10am - 8pm • Sunday: 11am-6pm

Chaberton Estate Winery 8

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RUNNERS UP: Township 7 Vineyard & Winery Fort Wine Co

Thank you for voting us #1 Thai Restaurant in Langley! 8

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• Fine Dining • Take Out • Catering • Weddings & Parties • Private Functions • Cooking & Carving Classes • Vegetarian, Vegan & Gluten Free Options 20563 Douglas Crescent, Langley (one block south of Fraser Highway, west of 206 Street)

778.278.3088 www.BanChokDee.com

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FOR VOTING WILLOWBROOK DENTAL FOR VOTING WILLOWBROOK DENTAL AS THE #1 DENTAL OFFICE IN LANGLEY

OFFICE IN LANGLEY AS THE # 1 DENTAL B Dr. S. Lertruchikun B Dr. C. Garrett B Dr. S. Popatia B Dr. R. Mark FAMILY FAMILY DENTISTRY DENTISTRY COSMETIC COSMETIC DENTISTRY DENTISTRY SEDATION SEDATION DENTISTRY DENTISTRY DENTAL DENTAL CLEANINGS CLEANINGS TOOTH REPLACEMENT DENTAL BRIDGES DENTAL IMPLANTS DENTAL VEENERS WISDOM TEETH EXTRACTIONS CHILDREN DENTISTRY ROOT CANALS ORAL CANCER WISDOM THERAPY THERAPY TEETH TEETH WHITENING WHITENING SMILE SMILE MAKEOVERS MAKEOVERS WHITE WHITE FILLINGS FILLINGS ORTHODONTICS ORTHODONTICS BRACES INVISALIGN

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Pasta House • QUALITY • QUANTITY • AFFORDABILITY • FRESHNESS • EVERYDAY

CALL US FOR OUR DAILY LUNCH AND DINNER SPECIALS 8

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THANK-YOU LANGLEY! for voting us

“BEST” PASTA HOUSE 14 years in a row!

CUSTOMER APPRECIATION LOBSTER SPECIAL

$10 OFF

100% REAL LOBSTER MEAT LOBSTER, CRAB, AND 4 TIGER PRAWNS WITH LINGUINE ALFREDO SERVED WITH CAESAR SALAD AND GARLIC TOAST! $19. 99 (REG. $29.99) Receive 10% OFF Take Out Orders over $25

VARIETY OF GLUTEN FREE, VEGETARIAN, MEDITERRANEAN & SEAFOOD DISHES. WE ALSO HAVE SALADS, PIZZAS & SANDWICHES!

604-539-1000

604-532-5661 • Fax 604-532-0300 #116 - 19665 Willowbrook Drive, Langley Hours: Sun. - Thur. 11am-10pm Fri. - Sat. 11am-11pm

For our full menu visit www.pastapololangley.ca