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Five questions for New West TEDx speaker

Five questions for New West TEDx speaker

Sapperton resident, marketing consultant and instago.ca founder Rnold Smith recently beat out more than 100 other applicants to deliver a talk at TEDx BCIT March 10.
New Westminster library offers services you may never have dreamed of

New Westminster library offers services you may never have dreamed of

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What's happening in New West? Top 5 weekend picks for March 4 to 6

What's happening in New West? Top 5 weekend picks for March 4 to 6

1. Tune in to the musical stylings of April Verch and her band, who performs a mix of old-American Roots and bluegrass and folk.
Doc praises RCH for tiny twins’ care

Doc praises RCH for tiny twins’ care

West Vancouver residents Dr. Gerald Da Roza and his wife Janika chose the New Westminster hospital for the high-risk birth of their twin girls.
Community collects donations for family in need

Community collects donations for family in need

Parents at École Qayqayt Elementary are turning to the community for help after one of their own suffered a devastating loss last month. Elena Shon’s husband died on Feb.
Save the date: March 10

Save the date: March 10

Garden Party
Discovery Centre bids farewell to director

Discovery Centre bids farewell to director

What's happening Around Town
New West mayor pays it forward to Shaggy

New West mayor pays it forward to Shaggy

Ken “Shaggy” Straw will be sporting some new gear courtesy of New West Mayor Jonathan Cote. Straw, a fixture around the Moody Park and Queen’s Park arenas, took in the action at the recent Rogers Hometown Hockey Tour in New West.
New West firefighters’ party helps a good cause

New West firefighters’ party helps a good cause

Good tunes, happy people and a worthy cause – that’s the idea behind a fundraiser taking place this weekend in the Royal City.
Get dirty at Douglas College as you learn about urban gardening

Get dirty at Douglas College as you learn about urban gardening

New West residents are invited to roll up their sleeves and get dirty at Douglas College. The college’s Institute of Urban Ecology is hosting the annual UNIBUG – User Network for Insect Biology in the Urban Garden – forum on Saturday, March 12.