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TransLink released a statement at 2 p.m. today (Monday) warning that more delays are expected if Metro Vancouver gets another large dump of snow as expected this afternoon and into Tuesday morning.

One driver was fined $109 for driving a snow-covered vehicle.

Relief grants return 80 per cent of the carbon tax that commercial greenhouse growers of eligible crops have paid on natural gas and propane

The New Westminster Teachers’ Union wants school trustees to consider the impact of teacher absences on students and staff when analyzing the district’s monthly report on absences and coverage.

The B.C. government will limit the number of “adversarial experts” who can testify in auto injury claims, Attorney General David Eby announced Monday, in an attempt to stem the $1-billion-a-year losses at the Insurance Corp. of B.C.

TransLink announced that there is no service on the Expo Line between Columbia Station and Lougheed station as of 8:30 am on Monday, Feb. 11.

The City of New Westminster added another 1,245 residents in 2018. The city went from 75,554 residents to 76,799 – a 1.6% increase, according to recently released annual population estimates by BC Stats. This percentage increase is a drop from the 2.

New Westminster isn’t planning to put the brakes on plans to add more taxis on local streets, but believes more wheelchair-accessible vehicles are needed in the city.

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