Crews battle large fire in Aldergrove

Crews battle large fire in Aldergrove

February 7, 2022 11:11 pm PST.

Flames lighting up the sky in Aldergrove tonight. Township of Langley crews called out just after 6:30pm to the large structure fire near 264th street, and the Highway 1 interchange.

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