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Working the wards as a physician

Sayeeda Hudani is a hospitalist who has been working at RCH for 11 years. The Record caught up with Hudani recently to find out what it's like on the wards.

'It's been a wonderful career, it truly has'

After nearly four decades in the city library, Ellen Heaney calls it quits

Cops for Cancer hockey game next Wednesday

Royal City residents can help a good cause - and keep the kids busy for part of spring break - at the Cops for Cancer hockey game.
Plenty of fun finds at KidSport event

Plenty of fun finds at KidSport event

Top five reasons to find a family doctor

Anumber of years ago, I realized that times had changed and I was part of an endangered species. After boarding an airplane and learning that I was a physician, the passenger next to me asked, "Are you a family doctor .

Hyack continues to shoot for the sky

New Westminster association will build on its successes of 2012

Calendar of Events

Wednesday, March 6 Travel show at the library, Gaudi's famous architecture in Barcelona is highlighted with the New Westminster Public Library takes an armchair tip to Spain. Eunice Hodge will show her slides at 2:30 p.m.

Cash mob runs loose in Sapperton

A gang of eager shoppers descended on Cadeaux Gifts and Home Embellishments in Sapperton on Saturday to participate in a cash mob, an event where participants meet up to spend their cash at a single store as a way to help support small businesses in

French movie night for kids set for city library

How about a little culture for the kids? The local chapter of Canadian Parents for French is hosting two French film nights at the New Westminster Library for a general audience, and admission is free.

Non-profit Cleveland Clinic puts patients first

In one of the grand lobbies of one of America's top hospitals is the slogan: "patients first." Last month, I toured the sprawling state-of-the-art main campus of the Cleveland Clinic with medical colleagues from B.C.