Coleman Denies Wrongdoing in Langley Defamation Suit
Lawyers for former Langley MLA and mayoral candidate Rich Coleman have denied any wrongdoing in a defamation case launched by Township Mayor Eric Woodward.
The lawsuit, filed on May 1, concerns an online article and several videos that surfaced in 2024 and 2025, claiming a "political insider got a very special deal at the expense of Langley taxpayers" regarding the purchase of fire trucks by the Township in 2024.
- The defendants include a group of "John Does" behind the Langley Monitor website and the Langley Township Watch Facebook group.
- The article and videos were posted on these platforms in 2024 and 2025.
The videos claim that a "political insider got a very special deal at the expense of Langley taxpayers."
Author's summary: Coleman denies wrongdoing in defamation suit.
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