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“Anything is possible” at the Rainbow Chorus upcoming concert in New West

“Anything is possible” at the Rainbow Chorus upcoming concert in New West

Rainbow Chorus of New West’s From Pride Rock to Broadway concert features movie and Broadway tunes – and more.
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Giant inflatable groundhog returns to its stomping grounds in New West

Giant inflatable groundhog returns to its stomping grounds in New West

People dig this Sapperton resident’s five-metre-tall groundhog – including groundhog carollers: ‘They have a repertoire of groundhog carols.’
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New Westminster proclaims Jan. 27 as international Holocaust Remembrance Day

New Westminster proclaims Jan. 27 as international Holocaust Remembrance Day

International Holocaust Remembrance Day: 'It's really important to recognize these days so others can learn from history.'
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6 things to do in New Westminster this weekend

6 things to do in New Westminster this weekend

This weekend in New West: What’s happening on the Jan. 17 to 19 weekend?
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New West cookie shop serving up bevvies in Hot Chocolate Festival

New West cookie shop serving up bevvies in Hot Chocolate Festival

Bak’d Cookies in Sapperton makes its debut on 15th annual Hot Chocolate Festival with two tasty offerings.
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These Burnaby, New West restaurants are taking part in Dine Out Vancouver

These Burnaby, New West restaurants are taking part in Dine Out Vancouver

The annual festival takes place Jan. 22 to Feb. 9.
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How does New West plan to address cooling in rental buildings?

How does New West plan to address cooling in rental buildings?

2021 heat dome sparks action in New Westminster: ‘We know that it’s a matter of time before we have another one.’
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BC Hydro manager named New West’s new energy and climate action director

BC Hydro manager named New West’s new energy and climate action director

Dave Bains is excited to lead the City of New Westminster’s advancement of its climate and energy goals.
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Cycling Sundays on Front Street pilot project scrapped because of costs

Cycling Sundays on Front Street pilot project scrapped because of costs

A proposal to open up Front Street to cyclists and pedestrians on Sundays this summer could have cost the city about $180,000.
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Former New West student to conduct a Vancouver Symphony Orchestra show

Former New West student to conduct a Vancouver Symphony Orchestra show

Acclaimed conductor Karl Hirzer – a NWSS graduate – to conduct the VSO’s Land of Winter concert on Jan. 16.
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