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SKYTRAIN FOUNDATION As we navigate the first weeks of 2026, Langley is at a crossroads. The City has just adopted a 5.82% tax increase to fund "the basics," and TransLink is pushing forward with Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) along the 200th Street corridor. On paper, Langley is growing, modernizing, and preparing for the 2029 transit expansion. But as the rain saturates our streets and our neighbors seek warmth, we have to ask: Is our social infrastructure keeping pace with our con

We often think of stress as a "mental" problem—a heavy feeling in the chest or a racing mind before a deadline. But science tells a different story. Long-term, chronic stress is a full-body event that, left unchecked, can lead to serious medical ailments ranging from heart disease to immune dysfunction. The good news? You don’t need a doctor's prescription to start reversing these effects. By leveraging the free online mindfulness courses  available at Mindfulness Exercises,

Walking through Langley City today, it’s impossible to miss the signs of progress. As the SkyTrain expansion  gears up for 2029, new pylons are rising near 203rd Street, and our streets are buzzing with the energy of a city in transformation. At the Luckelife Society , we celebrate this growth. But as we look at the steel and concrete, we are also looking at the people. Infrastructure alone doesn’t make a community thrive—resilient people do. While the city builds the physica

Why your support is different: The Icelandic Model You are supporting a strategy that goes beyond standard prevention. We utilize the principles of the Icelandic Model, which proved that the best way to reduce youth substance use isn't just individual willpower—it's community power. This approach shifts the focus from fixing "at-risk" youth to building a "protective" environment around them. Your gift helps us weave a tighter safety net in Langley by connecting parents, scho

Date:  December 2025 Author:  The LuckeLife Society Team Website:   www.luckelifesociety.com The Urgent Reality: 23 Langley Youth Face Life-Threatening Cold As winter’s grip tightens on Langley, a quiet crisis is intensifying: 23 of our community’s most vulnerable youth are currently unsheltered.  For a child or teen on the street, the cold isn't just uncomfortable—it’s life-threatening. Every day we delay securing essential supplies is a day we risk an irreversible tragedy.

CODE RED: Snow is Coming and 25 Children Need Shelter NOW This is not a long-term plan; this is a crisis call. In our community, tonight, there are approximately 25 children and youth under the age of 19  sleeping outside. Soon, they will be facing the bitter reality of incoming snow and freezing temperatures. For these young people, this isn't jus t discomfort—it's a life-or-death emergency. We talk about building community, wellness, and lasting legacies—but there is no wel

Every community program depends on one crucial factor to thrive: funding. Without it, even the best ideas and initiatives struggle to make a difference. In Langley, survey data plays a vital role in securing this funding. It provides clear evidence of community needs, priorities, and the effectiveness of existing programs. This blog post explores why Langley’s survey data is key to funding success and how your voice can help shape the future of local programs. Community surve