Campaigns

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Our campaigns focus on specific infrastructure and policy issues that affect the safety, livability, and financial sustainability of our communities. Each campaign aims to educate residents and advocate for evidence-based solutions that align with Strong Towns principles.

Township of Langley - Targeted Campaigns

Site-specific infrastructure and safety improvements

Crowded pedestrian island at slip lane intersection
Eliminate Sliplanes

Making pedestrian safety a priority by eliminating dangerous slip lanes at key intersections along 88 Avenue.

View Campaign In Progress • Council engaged
Pilot done
Maze gate restricting trail access
Eliminate Maze Gates

About 25 maze gates came out on the Parry Evans Trail in June 2026. Around 337 optional gates remain. Help us finish the job.

View Campaign ✓ Pilot complete June 2026 • Next: the rest
A yellow multiplex with four homes on one lot
Fix the SSMUH Bylaw

A new development permit bylaw makes homeowners hire a design consultant to build a duplex, triplex or fourplex. We want it loosened.

View Campaign Active • Policy reform
Safety petition poster at 202 Street and 86 Avenue
202 & 86 Safety

The traffic signal and crosswalk are in, and the intersection is safer. We're still monitoring safety and peak-hour backups.

View Campaign Signal installed • Monitoring

City of Langley Campaigns

Policy reforms for sustainable development

17-unit affordable housing building
End Parking Minimums

Eliminating parking minimum requirements to enable more affordable, sustainable housing and development.

View Campaign In Progress • Positive reception

General Campaigns & Resources

Broader advocacy and community tools

Development fee chart
Financial Sustainability

Examining the Growth Ponzi Scheme in Township of Langley and advocating for financially sustainable development.

Missing Middle Housing diagram
Housing Advocacy

Advocating for flexible zoning, missing middle housing, and community-based planning to address housing affordability.

Learn More Policy Reform

About Our Campaigns

Our Approach

Strong Towns Langley campaigns are evidence-based advocacy efforts that focus on:

  • Safety First: Prioritizing pedestrian and cyclist safety in infrastructure design
  • Financial Sustainability: Advocating for infrastructure investments that provide long-term value
  • Community Engagement: Involving residents in discussions about their neighbourhoods
  • Policy Reform: Working with municipalities to update outdated policies

Get Involved

There are several ways you can support our campaigns:

  • Stay Informed: Follow our campaigns and learn about the issues
  • Attend Meetings: Join public meetings and council sessions
  • Contact Representatives: Reach out to your elected officials
  • Share Information: Help spread awareness in your community