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New West gets a little wild with its new public art installation in Queen’s Park

New West gets a little wild with its new public art installation in Queen’s Park

Welcome to the Zoo harkens back to a zoo that was in park in early 1900s
‘They laughed at us for wanting an inspection,’ says 'livid' Burnaby real estate buyer

‘They laughed at us for wanting an inspection,’ says 'livid' Burnaby real estate buyer

Sales have slowed, but the competition is still fierce
Vancouverites share snaps of massive full 'strawberry moon' (PHOTOS)

Vancouverites share snaps of massive full 'strawberry moon' (PHOTOS)

"Wow that moon tonight is HUGE!!"
Another stunning summer sunset sets Vancouver skies aglow (PHOTOS)

Another stunning summer sunset sets Vancouver skies aglow (PHOTOS)

"Chasing sunsets will never get old."
New Westminster appoints Lisa Leblanc as its new engineering director

New Westminster appoints Lisa Leblanc as its new engineering director

Leblanc is first woman to lead city’s engineering department
Gasoline could hit $1.70 per litre Friday

Gasoline could hit $1.70 per litre Friday

Energy analyst believes oil prices will continue to go higher, due to lost production
New West braces for record-smashing heat this weekend

New West braces for record-smashing heat this weekend

June 27 and 28 promise to be back-to-back scorchers of a kind rarely seen in New Westminster history – and not since 1895
Ryan Reynolds introduces his 'twin' brother in hilarious video (VIDEO)

Ryan Reynolds introduces his 'twin' brother in hilarious video (VIDEO)

"Was Blake upset when she discovered your Raya profile or when you accidentally clicked on her profile?"
Regulator slammed for lifting stop-work order on Trans Mountain tree cutting in Burnaby

Regulator slammed for lifting stop-work order on Trans Mountain tree cutting in Burnaby

CER says Trans Mountain has submitted a 'satisfactory plan' to fix issues
New West school district wants $200M for new schools, land and expansion plans

New West school district wants $200M for new schools, land and expansion plans

A middle school expansion, a new middle school, two new elementary schools and an alternate program site are all on the wish list for the New Westminster school board