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Douglas College is joining institutions across North America in creating barrier-free spaces for members of the LGBTQ community.

Residents and businesses living and operating at the Quay say pile driving for the RiverSky project has become a problem. David Lang and his wife, longtime residents of 1045 Quayside Dr., likened the noise to Chinese water torture.

New Westminster Animal Services will lay charges against the owners of two unleashed dogs allegedly involved in a bloody attack last month.

Helijet looking into open spaces near the New Westminster hospital for possible temporary helipad

The City of New Westminster is contributing funds toward a bus service for students attending the new Fraser River Middle School.

The Canadians for Reconciliation Society, a Chinese Christian-based society that works to promote reconciliation with Canada’s indigenous peoples and to raise awareness of the histories of minority communities in B.C.

West End students destined for the new middle school next week have the option of taking a bus thanks to some dedicated parents. Forty-six students were registered, as of Aug.

Artists have drawn up a petition they hope will save 100 Braid St. Studios from the wrecking ball.

TransLink continues to motor along with plans to build a replacement Pattullo Bridge by the end of 2022.

The Pattullo is looking good. Steady pace with no delays. Those aren’t comments you often hear about the Pattullo Bridge during the morning rush hour, but that’s what you would have heard on Monday morning if you tuned into local traffic reports.