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The B.C. government says companies hoping to operate ride-hailing services in the province will be able to submit applications and potentially operate by September.

The City of New Westminster is going to extra lengths to ensure its new pool facility is inclusive as possible. Planning for the future New Westminster Aquatic and Community Centre project is now in the design phase.

The Government of Canada has issued a travel advisory for the United States due to earthquakes in the Searles Valley in California. Classified under “natural disasters and climate,” the advisory was issued on July 6 after a 7.

The Downtown New Westminster business improvement association kicked off summer in the best way possible this past weekend.

School district says it won't likely have major effect on the finances

Families will be treated to an array of free or low-cost concerts across the Lower Mainland for three years, thanks to a $1 million grant to the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra (VSO). The 2018-19 season marks VSO's 100th anniversary.

The statue of Judge Matthew Begbie was removed from its spot in New Westminster today (Saturday). On May 6, city council voted 4-2 in favour of removing the Judge Begbie statue from in front of the provincial courthouse on Carnarvon Street.

The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure is inviting people to tell them "how to make B.C. transportation better"

Jettly hopes to make the ‘private jet’ experience a reality for everyone

The southern resident killer whales that typically frequent the Salish Sea from May to October were not seen for an unprecedented eight weeks in May and June, prompting some who study the mammals to worry about the future of the species.