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Get ready for more heat — it'll feel like 27C in New West tomorrow

Get ready for more heat — it'll feel like 27C in New West tomorrow

More sun is on the way.
Vandalism of New West home reported to Provincial Hate Crime Unit

Vandalism of New West home reported to Provincial Hate Crime Unit

Shock and anger as Sapperton home flying Ukrainian flag targeted with swastika graffiti
New West Senior A Salmonbellies set sights on 25th Mann Cup

New West Senior A Salmonbellies set sights on 25th Mann Cup

Salmonbellies kick off their 135th season: “Big season, big lineup and big heart.”
Hot weather returns: It is going to feel like 29 C in Metro Vancouver this week

Hot weather returns: It is going to feel like 29 C in Metro Vancouver this week

It's getting hot in here.
'A critical point in May Day's story': New West group looks for school board support

'A critical point in May Day's story': New West group looks for school board support

New Westminster's May Day celebrations are "incredibly vulnerable" without more help, board hears.
B.C. sees huge increase in homelessness support workers

B.C. sees huge increase in homelessness support workers

Union Gospel Mission's Jess Seegerts: "I always knew I wanted to give back."
Celebrate New Westminster's 153rd May Day on Saturday

Celebrate New Westminster's 153rd May Day on Saturday

New West to crown 152nd May Queen longest-running celebration of its kind in British Commonwealth
UBC research aims to make concussion diagnoses more consistent

UBC research aims to make concussion diagnoses more consistent

UBC neuropsychologist Dr. Noah Silverberg has helped create a new standardized approach to diagnosing concussions.
Explore historic New West homes in 2023 heritage homes tour

Explore historic New West homes in 2023 heritage homes tour

Tour 11 historic homes from a Victorian mansion to a charming cottage with return of New Westminster Heritage Homes Tour
'Act like a robot': What doctors can learn from B.C. condom study

'Act like a robot': What doctors can learn from B.C. condom study

B.C. researchers find customers avoid emotional interactions when buying condoms and menstrual products — results that could offer lessons for doctors looking to communicate with patients.