In the Community

1. Celebrate Canada Day 2017 (and Canada’s 150th birthday) at Queen’s Park on Saturday, July 1 from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

The Camp Kerry Society is striving to meet an unmet need in the Royal City for those who are grieving.

A group of women have been sharing family news, discussing current events and having lots of laughs every month for the past seven decades – and they’re looking forward to carrying on the tradition for many more years.

Entertainers from across Canada’s cultural mosaic will be helping to celebrate the nation’s birthday.

What's happening Around Town

The new Sapperton Park playground aims to provide a unique adventure play environment for kids.

A $3,000 grant has given students at École Qayqayt Elementary School the chance to learn a new instrument.

Erika Mashig has made her mark on New West since becoming the City of New Westminster's parks and open space planner in February 2014.

A plan that would have turned Columbia Street into a tunnelled car-only thoroughfare is just one of the tidbits you’ll discover at a new exhibit at the New Westminster Museum.

Why should kids get all the summer reading fun? New Westminster Public Library has just launched its 2017 adult summer reading challenge.