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New Westminster’s member of the legislative assembly, Judy Darcy, has been tasked to address one of the most pressing health crises that is claiming three or four lives a day in the province and last week she toured the Mental Health and Substance Us

A number of local community groups are calling on the city to address a “crisis” and help them find free meeting space. New West resident Reena Meijer Drees belongs to several groups that are struggling to find meeting space.

The Nash Family Court was unveiled on Saturday morning and it is pretty cool

A vacation is on the to-do list...

Openness, commitment to truth foster faith in institutions, remove knowledge gaps, Prof. Sean Holman tells B.C. Information Summit

Free transit is being offered to kids and youth on Metro Vancouver buses next week as part of the ninth annual I Love Transit Week. This opportunity runs from start of service Monday, Oct. 1, through the end of service Friday, Oct.

Too many people are dying because they’re doing drugs alone. That’s one of the takeaways from a new report released by the BC Coroners Service, with additional details on British Columbians who have died in the illicit drug overdose crisis.

And while we're on the subject, since when did stop signs become optional?

Escalating costs of two capital projects in Queensborough have required the city to amend its five-year financial plan.

"When people ask, 'what is Ladner like?'"