In the Community

Did you enjoy the Canada Day festivities? This always seems to be a time when there is a lot to do in celebration of our country. It was in 1872 that British Columbia officially marked for the first time the July 1 date as Dominion Day.

Summer nights are the perfect time to watch a movie outdoors – just not in Queen’s Park this year. The Outdoor Summer Movie Nights series is moving from the stadium to four parks throughout the city. Instead of eight movies, there will be four.

Front Street Mews earns award, too

Shoppers will be able to find deals and help some great causes at this weekend’s first New West/Burnaby Thrift Store Crawl.

Summer is a great time to Renovate Your Reading with the Adult Summer Reading Challenge at New Westminster Public Library.

Wally Komaryk's legacy lives on

John Doebert ensures five-year-old girl is safe

Thursday, July 5 We Are All Treaty People: Site C, Treaty Power or Power Politics, 6:30 p.m., Aboriginal Gathering Place, Douglas College, 700 Royal Ave. Join Fight C and invited guests Chief Bob Chamberlain, Dr.

1. Stroll along the boardwalk, listen to some live music and shop inside and outside River Market, where more than 80 vendors are selling handmade items, food and drink at the New West Craft Summer Night Market.

The Century House Association is set to shine during its diamond anniversary. An anniversary celebration that’s taking place at Century House event on Monday, July 23 from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. includes cake, refreshments and entertainment.