The Greater Langley Chamber of Commerce congratulates the newly elected Mayors and Councillors in both the Township of Langley and City of Langley following the 2026 local elections.

Local government plays an important role in shaping the environment in which our businesses operate and our communities grow. Decisions around taxation, transportation and infrastructure, public safety, land use, development and economic growth all have a direct impact on Langley businesses.

Township of Langley
The Chamber congratulates Mayor-elect Jay Lundgren and the eight Councillors elected to Township Council:

· Margaret Kunst
· Barb Martens
· Blair Whitmarsh
· Kim Richter
· Teresa Townsley
· Lauren Chalus
· Michael V. Pratt
· Steve Ferguson
See full Township results here >

We look forward to working with the new Mayor and Council over the coming term to advance the priorities of Langley’s business community and support a strong, competitive and growing local economy.

We also extend our thanks to outgoing Mayor Eric Woodward and Councillors Tim Baillie and Rob Rindt for their service to the Township of Langley and for their engagement with the Chamber and local business community throughout the past term.

City of Langley
The Chamber also congratulates Mayor-elect Delaney Mack and the six Councillors elected to Langley City Council:

· Andrew Flitton
· Michael Hylands
· Scott Thompson
· Rick Orlando
· Simi Rajput
· Heather Jenkins
See the full City of Langley results >

We look forward to continuing our work with City Council on the issues that matter to businesses, including responsible taxation, public safety, transportation and infrastructure, thoughtful growth and development, and maintaining a strong environment for investment and entrepreneurship.

The Chamber also thanks outgoing Mayor Nathan Pachal and Councillors Rosemary Wallace, Mike Solyom, Paul Albrecht, Teri James and Leith White for their contributions to Langley City and for their engagement with the Chamber over the past term.

Looking Ahead

Throughout the election, the Chamber worked to ensure local business issues were part of the conversation through our Candidate Priority Briefings and All Candidates Forums, giving voters an opportunity to hear directly from those seeking office.

With the election now complete, our focus turns to working constructively with both new Councils.

Langley continues to experience significant growth, bringing both opportunities and challenges for our business community. The Chamber will continue to advocate for policies and investments that make it easier to start, operate and grow a business here, while working with our elected leaders to strengthen Langley’s economy and community.

We congratulate everyone elected, thank all those who put their names forward to serve, and look forward to working with the new Councils over the next four years.