Rob Rindt

Last night was an amazing night and one that won’t soon be forgotten.

From little kid adventures to officially stepping into adulthood, what a journey it has been. From almost losing you when you were born, to almost losing you again a few years ago because of a reckless driver, life has tested you in ways most people will never fully understand. Yet every challenge has only made you stronger.

Watching you graduate last night filled so many people with pride. You have grown into a hardworking, resilient, kind-hearted young man who is respected and loved by so many. Your positive attitude, determination, and ability to keep moving forward no matter what life throws at you are qualities that make you special.

Graduation is more than a diploma it’s the beginning of a new chapter. The opportunities ahead are endless, and there is no doubt you will continue to make a positive impact on everyone around you.

Congratulations, Oliver. This is a well earned achievement, and everyone who knows you is proud of the man you’ve become and excited to see what comes next.

The best years are still ahead of you. 🎓❤️

Training Day 😁

Training the next generation of farmers. Early mornings, hard work, and problem solving are all part of the job.

Good farmers understand that success starts with healthy soil, proper water management, patience, and the ability to adapt when conditions change. Farming teaches responsibility, resilience, and respect for the land.

The future of agriculture starts with passing down knowledge, work ethic, and a love for the land. One lesson at a time.

Fueling up with before another day of seeding.

Early morning grind getting the fields packed and prepped for seed. Every smooth pass now means stronger roots, better growth, and top quality turf later. Real farming starts before most people are even awake.

At the State of the Township presentation at the LEC the other night.

Always enjoy attending these forums not only hearing a detailed report on what has been accomplished across the Township, but also learning about future plans and priorities moving forward.

It’s important for residents to have opportunities to hear factual explanations directly, ask questions, and stay informed about the direction of our community.

Appreciate the time and effort that goes into putting these presentations together.

Great day at the Fort Langley May Day Parade. Pancakes, classic cars, great people, and lots of laughs all day long.

Also nice to see a new business getting started in Fort Langley 🍩 They’re not officially open yet, but had a stand selling donuts and coffee. Very tasty and wishing them lots of success.

Traffic is blocked on 216th between 16th & 18th a truck has backed into the ditch and is obstructing the road.

Honouring the people who built our community 🌳

Today at Hudson Bay Park, we planted trees that will stand as a lasting reminder of their impact on Langley.