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The New West Progressives are eyeing the offerings in places like Montreal and Europe as part of their Fun City platform.

One New Westminster resident is hoping that second time’s the charm in her bid for a seat on school board.

The two newest members of New Westminster city council will be seeking a second term. Councillors Mary Trentadue and Patrick Johnstone jointly announced June 10 that they will be seeking re-election in Oct. 20 municipal election.

It’s not every day the mayor comes knocking at your door, but it could happen in the next few months. Mayor Jonathan Cote has announced he will be running in October’s municipal election and seeking a second term as mayor.

A sixth person has joined the race for New Westminster school trustee. Queensborough resident Gurveen Dhaliwal is the latest candidate to announce she is seeking a spot on the local school board.

The New Westminster Progressive Electors Coalition Society is off and running on the campaign trail but could get some more company along the way.

And then there were four. Two more candidates have announced they are running for school trustee in the upcoming civic election.

A longtime New Westminster resident believes city council is the place where she can make the most impact on the community.

A New Westminster father is looking to bring a fresh perspective to the board of education. Cyrus Sy is the first candidate to announce his intention to run for school trustee in October’s municipal election.

New Westminster’s 2017 Citizen of the Year is hoping to continue her community service by serving on city council. Nadine Nakagawa has announced she will seek a seat on city council in the Oct. 20 municipal election.