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'We're going to fight for our parents': Family frustrated as sentencing delayed for men who killed Abbotsford couple

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By Glenda Luymes Verified
| Vancouver Sun Verified
Breadcrumb Trail Links Home News Crime Local News Arnold De Jong, 77, and wife, Joanne, 76, were found dead in their home in Abbotsford on May 9, 2022. Photo by Handout: IHIT The family of Arnold and Joanne De Jong said they felt blindsided by a court ruling Monday that could allow the three men who killed the Abbotsford couple in 2022 to apply for early parole.
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Langley Election Results: Newcomer Jay Lundgren is voted mayor of Langley Township; Eric Woodward loses seat

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By Glenda Luymes Verified
| Vancouver Sun Verified
Breadcrumb Trail Links Home News Local News Politics In Langley Township, political newcomer Jay Lundgren celebrates with supporters after being declared mayor elect. Photo by Glenda Luymes/PNG Follow our B.C. municipal election live-blog throughout the night for the latest election news from around Metro Vancouver, and we’ll update the story below with Langley City and Township election results after the polls close.
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Langley Election: New mayors, councils need to brace for big changes to region

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By Glenda Luymes Verified
| Vancouver Sun Verified
Breadcrumb Trail Links Home News Local News Politics It's election day in both the City of Langley and the Township of Langley as voters head to the polls to choose who will lead them for the next four years. Whoever is elected will need to steer the region through the big changes coming to the Langley area once the Surrey Langley SkyTrain opens in 2029.
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