In the Community

Are you a documentary buff? If so, come and check out the collection at New Westminster Public Library.

What's happening Around Town

Jim Rimmer's 1914 letterpress has found new life in the studio of a Port Moody graphic artist

In April of 1888, New Westminster was enjoying the arrival of spring, and much local attention was directed towards the completion of a project at Holy Trinity Church that would see the erection of a new bell tower.

A few days before thousands of people filled the streets of Vancouver to celebrate Vaisakhi, students at Queensborough Middle School held their own celebration to mark the birth of the Sikh faith.

Scholarships and titles awarded to New Westminster youth

Work that’s underway at Irving House will go a long way toward making it a one-of-a-kind home in British Columbia.

1. Check out the Vagabond Players’ latest presentation, 4000 Miles , which is billed as a humorous and uplifting story of growing up and growing old.

Students from F.W. Howay Elementary School joined home-based vendors at River Market Sunday for the third annual spring fair hosted by the Howay parent advisory council (PAC).

There will be no Hyacks in Motion fun run/walk and health fair next month. The organizer of the annual event aimed at encouraging healthy living through nutrition and activity has decided to cancel it this year. This would have been its fifth year.