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The Langley Local Immigration Partnership
Engage, consult, plan, and welcome communities
The Langley Local Immigration Partnership is one of more than 86 Immigration Partnerships in Canada. With funding from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, the Langley LIP
was established in April 2020 to bring community leaders together to develop and implement a plan to improve immigrant and refugee settlement and integration in the City and the Township of Langley
Langley LIP Goals
Through comprehensive research and community consultation, and planning, the Langley LIP has developed a community strategic plan to achieve these six goals.
Ultimately, all residents, regardless of background and length of time in Canada, will feel welcomed, and included and hold a sense of belonging and attachment to Langley.
Learn more about our strategic planning process and our priorities.
Awareness of Challenges
Awareness of Contributions
Engagement, Collaboration & Planning
Increased Capacity & Responsiveness
Recognition and Celebration
Connection & Inclusion
LLIP featured resource
Langley and Immigration – A Demographic Fact Sheet
Langley is rapidly growing and evolving. Between 2016 and 2021, the overall population of the City and Township of Langley grew by 12.6% and the immigrant population across the two municipalities grew by a staggering 35.4%, outstripping population growth in any other Metro Vancouver municipality. As of 2021, nearly 23% of Langley’s 159,000 residents were immigrants, a proportion that will increase significantly in years to come. This is a look at the changing face of Langley.
Richmond youth, seniors share personal migration stories
By Richmond News | Over the past year, Richmond youth and seniors participated in an art project called Mosaic Firefly to share…