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New West politicians accuse Port Coquitlam council of ‘silencing’ Dupont

New West politicians accuse Port Coquitlam council of ‘silencing’ Dupont

Politicians in New Westminster are rallying to the defence of Port Coquitlam Coun. Laura Dupont, who was censured on Thursday, May 28.
New West school district eyes creation of arts strategy

New West school district eyes creation of arts strategy

The New Westminster school district wants to bring arts educators together to develop a district-wide strategy for arts education.
UPDATE: NWSS team tops at B.C. Game of Apps championship

UPDATE: NWSS team tops at B.C. Game of Apps championship

A team of New Westminster Secondary School students took top honours at the B.C. Game of Apps championship over the weekend.
Man who walked away from hospital after Coquitlam car crash found dead

Man who walked away from hospital after Coquitlam car crash found dead

Gavin Deloes had been in an accident in Coquitlam last Friday, and on Sunday, he left Royal Columbian Hospital in a hospital gown and slippers.
Man who walked away from New West hospital found dead in Burnaby

Man who walked away from New West hospital found dead in Burnaby

A man who walked away from Royal Columbian Hospital Sunday in a hospital gown and slippers was found dead in Burnaby Thursday. Gavin Deloes had been in a motor vehicle accident in Coquitlam last Friday at around 8:30 a.m.
Cat adoptions are up during the pandemic. Here's how to do it

Cat adoptions are up during the pandemic. Here's how to do it

While many of us have been staying home to contribute to public health and safety, some have also opened their homes to new pets. According to Humane Canada, adoption numbers have increased by up to 60% across the country.
New West 'Furbaby food bank' feeds hungry pets during pandemic

New West 'Furbaby food bank' feeds hungry pets during pandemic

In recent weeks, the demand for our food banks has jumped a significant 20% according to Food Banks Canada CEO Chris Hatch.
Save-on-Foods ends hazard pay for staff, other grocers continue it

Save-on-Foods ends hazard pay for staff, other grocers continue it

Essential service workers in the grocery sector receiving extra pay during the pandemic will be watching their paycheques in the coming weeks as companies re-evaluate how they compensate employees.
Two metres likely not enough to stem the spread of COVID-19, say experts

Two metres likely not enough to stem the spread of COVID-19, say experts

Signs across the world have implored people to stay two-metres apart. Now, as schools, businesses and playgrounds get set to re-open, some experts are warning it might not be enough.
Here's what the return to school will look like in New West

Here's what the return to school will look like in New West

The school district is prepped for classes to start up again June 1 - but the school day will look very different for those students who choose to return