Centrally located in the Fraser Valley, the Township of Langley offers an unparalleled transportation network, world-class amenities and parks, and some of the region's most affordable housing and business lease rates.
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Located in the heart of Lower Mainland British Columbia, the Langley Regional Airport (YNJ) is a centre of excellence for helicopter and general aviation business. Welcoming up to 100,000 rotary and fixed-wing traffic movements per year, YNJ is one of the busiest general aviation airports in the country. The airport is home to 55 aviation businesses providing everything from chartered helicopter and fixed-wing flights to aerospace innovation, parts manufacturing, and maintenance.
The Langley Centennial Museum, located in the historic village of Fort Langley, is owned and operated by the Township of Langley.
The museum opened in 1958. After more than 50 years of offering exhibits, programs, and other cultural and heritage services, we continue to grow and expand our role in the Township of Langley.
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Central location, affordable real estate, and burgeoning growth and success are some of the key reasons that make the Township of Langley a top BC Investment town. Discover our community of communities!
Central location, affordable real estate, and burgeoning growth and success are some of the key reasons that make the Township of Langley a top BC Investment town. Discover our community of communities!
Central location, affordable real estate, and burgeoning growth and success are some of the key reasons that make the Township of Langley a top BC Investment town. Discover our community of communities!
Central location, affordable real estate, and burgeoning growth and success are some of the key reasons that make the Township of Langley a top BC Investment town. Discover our community of communities!
Competitive industrial, commercial, and residential land costs, low labour, energy, and production costs combined with a unique urban/rural mix of lifestyles make the Township of Langley an ideal community to locate your business.
Competitive industrial, commercial, and residential land costs, low labour, energy, and production costs combined with a unique urban/rural mix of lifestyles make the Township of Langley an ideal community to locate your business.
From growth in business licences, industry profiles, to labour and employment, learn more about business activity in the Township of Langley.
From growth in business licences, industry profiles, to labour and employment, learn more about business activity in the Township of Langley.
From growth in business licences, industry profiles, to labour and employment, learn more about business activity in the Township of Langley.
Discover what it is like to live in the Township of Langley. From a great relaxed quality of life to world-class amenities and a thriving business community.
Read about what's new with the Economic Investment and Development Department at the Township of Langley
Learn about the Township of Langley’s Economic Investment and Development Department, and other key contacts that will help your business prosper.
Call us at 604.533.6084 or email us at invest@tol.ca
The Township conducted its second annual Business Walk in Aldergrove in October to talk with business owners and ask them a simple question: How’s business going?
Councillors Petrina Arnason, Angie Quaale, and Blair Whitmarsh joined board members of the Aldergrove Business Association, the Aldergrove Credit Union, Greater Langley Chamber of Commerce, RBC, and the BC Ministry of Jobs, Tourism and Skills Training, as well as municipal staff. They walked business to business along the downtown corridor of Fraser Highway in Aldergrove during Small Business Month.
Business Walks are a tool used by various municipalities across British Columbia to find out directly from business owners what’s working, what’s not working, and how business can be improved.
Twenty-three people volunteered to be a part of the Walk team, forming seven groups that visited the majority of businesses along Fraser Highway, from 264 Street to 273 Street. The team distributed pamphlets of helpful information for small business to 59 businesses and interviewed 38 business owners and/or operators.
Participation in the Business Walk was completely voluntary and all business owners along the commercial corridor of Fraser Highway were asked ahead of time if they wanted to take part.
Participants interviewed largely identified similar positive attributes about doing business in Aldergrove. They like the sense of community, small town feel, location, customer loyalty, affordability, and business friendly municipality in which they do business.
A crew from the Township’s Public Works Department was on hand to conduct a physical assessment of the area’s public infrastructure. Several items were identified as needing improvement and they have been incorporated into the 2017 work program, including replacing or planting additional trees, repainting crosswalks, curbs and hydrants, as well as replacing several street bollards.
In 2016, a Business Walk took place in the community of Brookswood. To suggest a neighbourhood that could benefit from a Business Walk in the future, or to learn more about the findings from the Aldergrove Business Walk, email invest@tol.ca
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