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New West utility getting a new name

New West utility getting a new name

The New Westminster Electric Utility Commission is staying current by getting a new name to reflect its expanding role.
Counting crows: their caw-cawll to action lets them gang up on much bigger ravens

Counting crows: their caw-cawll to action lets them gang up on much bigger ravens

UBC's Benjamin Freeman finds there's strength in numbers when a crow's up against its enemy
Elections BC outlines thresholds for anti-Site C petition

Elections BC outlines thresholds for anti-Site C petition

An initiative by a Vancouver Island man to cancel the Site C dam project needs at least 10% support from every electoral district in B.C. to move forward.
New West endorses traffic plan for Sapperton and Massey-Victory Heights

New West endorses traffic plan for Sapperton and Massey-Victory Heights

Getting through Sapperton can be a nightmare some days but the city hopes a new plan will lead to improvements in the coming years.
I love you, Corgi: Life's a beach for canine contest champs

I love you, Corgi: Life's a beach for canine contest champs

Meet the Corgi Beach Day costume and race winners
Starbucks customers in Vancouver will be among first to join its strawless revolution

Starbucks customers in Vancouver will be among first to join its strawless revolution

Starbucks is eliminating single-use plastic straws
New West clears path for heritage project in Queen’s Park

New West clears path for heritage project in Queen’s Park

A longtime heritage advocate is proposing to create a “heritage win” by relocating homes to a large lot on Queens Avenue. Steve Norman lives in a 5,596-square-foot 1910 house at 218 Queens Ave.
New Westminster committed to greening of city fleet

New Westminster committed to greening of city fleet

New Westminster wants to lead the way in the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions with its vehicle fleet. Alternate fuels and electric vehicles are among the things the city is considering as part of its plan to reduce greenhouse gases.
Transit Police launch campaign to prevent sexual assault

Transit Police launch campaign to prevent sexual assault

Metro Vancouver Transit Police are bringing back an ad campaign this month hoping to reduce the number of sexual assaults on public transit.
Homeless dog finds refuge at Bowen Island's recycling depot

Homeless dog finds refuge at Bowen Island's recycling depot

Peanut showed up eight years ago. She still won't let people near her but she knows they are there for her