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[UPDATE] Questions remain following police incident in New West Monday

[UPDATE] Questions remain following police incident in New West Monday

Two innocent bystanders were injured when Vancouver police descended on New Westminster Monday afternoon in pursuit of suspects connected to a double homicide and kidnapping in East Vancouver on the weekend. The incident happened sometime around 4 p.
New Westminster Food Bank needs a home

New Westminster Food Bank needs a home

Council in brief
Queensborough to get some work done this year

Queensborough to get some work done this year

The Ewen Avenue streetscape enhancement project isn’t the only work being done in Queensborough. During city council’s Sept.
New West civic facility meets gold standard

New West civic facility meets gold standard

The City of New Westminster has received LEED gold certification for the Queensborough Community Centre expansion - three years after the project was complete.
Indian festival returns to Massey Theatre

Indian festival returns to Massey Theatre

Before Cassius Khan’s music teacher passed away in 2004, she had one wish – that he keep her name alive. For the last five years, the New West resident and his wife Amika Kushwaha have done exactly that.
New West Hospice Society aims to get people to a peaceful place

New West Hospice Society aims to get people to a peaceful place

A plan is underway to help people nearing the end of their lives to live as fully and comfortably as possible and to support those who are grieving the death of loved ones.
Feast on the Fraser 'just lighting up'

Feast on the Fraser 'just lighting up'

The second annual Feast on the Fraser returns to the Royal City this month. The 10-day culinary experience, which runs from Sept. 23 to Oct. 2, pairs up local businesses for an evening of food and fun.
Fire ant bites lead to rare allergic reaction

Fire ant bites lead to rare allergic reaction

Anaphylaxis caused by bites from the European fire ant is not something to worry about, says the expert who confirmed their presence in B.C. in 2010.
Labour-endorsed candidate tops trustee byelection spending

Labour-endorsed candidate tops trustee byelection spending

Labour-supported candidate Dee Beattie had $7,400 more in her coffers than her opponent in the June trustee byelection, according to disclosure statements released by Elections B.C. last week.
New West nears end of Phase 2 of Ewen Avenue streetscape project

New West nears end of Phase 2 of Ewen Avenue streetscape project

City recognizes flaws and aims for improvements in Phase 3