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The other day, the New Westminster Police Department issued a Twitter question. It was a simple one: “We have a traffic question #NewWest . What would you like enforced? Where? What kind of enforcement? We want to hear from you.

A new survey finds that the overwhelming majority of Canadians say that the average household carries too much debit, while two-in-five do not expect to escape debt in their lifetime.

Some of the New Westminster arts scene’s brightest lights were in the spotlight at the New Westminster Chamber of Commerce Platinum Awards gala on Nov. 20.

Eight days of mediation are set to help resolve the dispute

The Pattullo Bridge will be closed overnight in one direction from Nov. 24 to Dec. 12 for the continued installation of an early seismic activity and wind warning system.

DUNCAN — “Why didn’t she just pick up the phone and call the SPCA?” Provincial court Judge Mayland McKimm asked that question Thursday at the sentencing hearing for Melissa Tooshley, a 41-year-old member of the Cowichan Tribes, who pleaded guilty to

More funding has been provided to B.C. schools for student mental health programs to ensure youth across the province have the right support when they need it. The B.C.

The New Westminster Police Department is no longer actively considering using body-worn cameras on its officers, despite five-year-old comments from a former chief that the technology was “inevitable.

British Columbia Rapid Transit Company and CUPE 7000, the union representing 900 SkyTrain workers, have agreed to mediation beginning next week.

With winter on the way, the experts at ICBC offer up tips for dashing, not crashing, through the snow