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New Westminster is hoping to drum up support for the creation of a new provincial renters advocate. City council has passed a motion by Coun. Chuck Puchmayr to seek support from the Lower Mainland Local Government Association and the Union of B.C.

TransLink says there are numerous transit delays throughout the Lower Mainland due to poor road conditions. While a number of routes have cleared this morning, the transportation authority has tweeted a number of particularly long delays.

Fraser Health has confirmed that there is a new case of measles in the Lower Mainland, which brings the total number of infections to 17.

Whisky & Words takes place this Friday, March 8 on International Women’s Day, and the event will feature some of the finest spirits from across the globe.

Socializing your puppy is fundamental to ensuring a happy, confident and well-adjusted dog for life.

A real heavy-hitter has been brought in to clear up what’s been happening at the BC Legislature. A former chief justice of the Supreme Court of Canada is going to investigate allegations of spending abuses.

Café Scientifique is a series of informal discussions connecting research to important issues of interest to the community. The latest event is March 15 in New Westminster.

The New Westminster school district has taken its first step towards building a new middle school in Sapperton. On Tuesday, the district announced it had purchased a .

Whether you're looking for vintage or value, Vegas has a lot to offer -- besides casinos -- both on and off the Strip

Don Creamer found himself in a circle of fines and bureaucracy a few years ago that prevented him from getting his BC Identification Card (BCID), and consequently from using the library and community centre.