In the Community

Grade 8 students at École Glenbrook Middle School are raising money for their graduation event. They’ve planned a community bottle drive for this Saturday, April 13 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the school’s parking lot (Park Crescent and Seventh Avenue).

Will Mayor Jonathan Cote be dusting off his gold lamé pants to serve lunch to seniors? Well, that depends on local residents. The stakes are ramping up for this year’s Walk30 Burnaby/New Westminster walking challenge.

A clean transportation analyst is kicking off the New West Greens inaugural Speakers Series.

If you’ve got a bit of spare time and a desire to contribute the community, the Royal Columbian Hospital Auxiliary would like to hear from you.

It’s shaping up to be a memorable year for the 2019 New Westminster Heritage Homes Tour.

A local organization could use a little help from Nancy Drew or the Hardy Boys – or you – in solving the Mystery of the Wood Cuts.

Three retired New West police officers who contributed decades of service to the city have passed away in recent weeks.

Calling all artists: Are you inspired by the Fraser River? The Arts Council of New Westminster, in partnership with the Fraser River Discovery Centre, is inviting visual artists to submit applications for a group exhibition during the opening night o

IMPACT Parkinson's in Sapperton has some special events planned for April. The City of New Westminster recently proclaimed April as Parkinson’s Awareness Month.

The parent advisory council at Kelvin is trying to raise money to buy and build a swing set for the school and community at-large. “Currently we have no swings available, the only ones in the neighbourhood are toddler swings at Moody Park.