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Spring is in full bloom and Metro Vancouver residents will get the chance to view a magnificent full strawberry moon to celebrate the season

New Westminster School Board may be following in the City’s footsteps by enacting a living wage policy.

Feds rule that one-third of civic politicians’ pay no longer tax exempt

New West Music started up a 18-months ago out of Christian Bideau’s home on Eighth Avenue, with just one student. Today, New West Music has five teachers and is preparing to move into a commercial space, D-768 Princess St. in Moody Mall.

Kids can get cooking with Mini Chefs Camp in New Westminster in July and August. The camp for three to five year olds teaches little ones new skills and shares new flavours with them. They also learn about kitchen and food safety.

One man has been killed and two others have serious injuries after a two-car crash, and a motorcyclist has life-threatening injuries after a collision with a truck

A tree cutting company with a long history of bylaw violations - including an unpaid $18,000 fine for felling a tree in Vancouver that was home to an eagle’s nest - has had its mobile business licence revoked in New Westminster and four other cities.

Seymour Health Centre given $7 million contract by Vancouver Coastal Health to operate care centre

Remote-controlled cameras won’t be looking in peoples’ windows: superintendent

Brow of the Hill residents are petitioning city hall to preserve greenspace in their neighbourhood by buying a piece of property that may soon be up for sale.