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Hundreds of items to bid on to support youth in the Tri-Cities

This trip home from Horseshoe Bay was not the polite bus ride Vancouverites are used to

Douglas College students now have access to a brand new, state-of-the-art facility and it’s only a stone’s throw away from the college’s New Westminster campus.

Students in British Columbia’s public schools could have another option for language studies, if a new campaign is successful. The Farsi Dar B.C.

While there were a few days of heavy rainfall and storms last week , the local weather forecast looks decidedly better for the final week of September.

Making roads safety for pedestrians, cyclists and motorists was on the City of New Westminster’s agenda at the recent Union of B.C. Municipalities convention. Several city councillors attended the Sept.

Task force recommends B.C government cut the 4.5 per cent allowable rent increase to 2.5 per cent but still give landlords ability to raise rents

A 27-year-old New Westminster man is facing a number of charges after an attack on three pedestrians on the Queensborough Bridge this weekend. The incident happened at 12:30 p.m. on Sunday.

It’s not just flights and hotels rooms that you have to book well in advance. It’s also spots in B.C.’s amazing backcountry.

Local First Nations opposed to the expansion of the TransMountain pipeline are questioning the short timeframe set by the federal government to redo the environmental review of the project.