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New Westminster wants to see what the province proposes before considering a ban on single-use items.

Public hearing set for government-run store

The overdose crisis is far from over, even as the rate of overdose deaths saw a dramatic drop in the first half of 2019, says one New Westminster front-line worker.

As kids prepare to return to school next week, motorists are being reminded to be alert.

The Seniors Services Society is getting help buying a new set of wheels with help from the provincial government. The province is providing approximately $1.

Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls to come up in September following recent city council motion

West End residents are thrilled they can finally cross Stewardson Way without risking life and limb. The West End Residents’ Association is pleased that the long-awaited pedestrian overpass near Grimston Park is nearing completion.

Police are investigating the theft of copper piping that caused a gas leak in a vacant house in the area of 1st Street and Royal Avenue Sunday afternoon, disrupting traffic in the area.

Between 66 running sessions, one Burnaby man has covered 299.8 kilometres, running every street in New Westminster.

It’s a tradition the New Westminster business community looks forward to each year. The Record asks its readers to tell them who their favourites are in a wide array of categories.