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Celebration of life planned for Janet Brine, mother of 65RedRoses star

Celebration of life planned for Janet Brine, mother of 65RedRoses star

The New West resident passed away on June 12

Who gets what at city hall?

Fire chief is at top of city's best-paid list, but it may not last long
New West kids dive into fun - and safety

New West kids dive into fun - and safety

City of New West gets grants to provide lifesaving skills to local students

New West council costs nearly $400,000 in 2014

Former Mayor Wayne Wright was the top income earner on council in 2014, while Coun. Lorrie Williams had the heftiest expenses.
Witnesses sought following ‘serious assault’

Witnesses sought following ‘serious assault’

New Westminster police are searching for witnesses who were Downtown early Sunday morning and may have seen or heard something suspicious. The appeal for witnesses comes one day after a “serious assault” at Church and Columbia streets. Around 2:20 a.

Dawn Black lobbies for change to spanking laws

Former New Westminster MLA and MP Dawn Black is fighting to change the Criminal Code so spanking is no longer allowed. Black is part of a committee that’s seeking to repeal the section of the Criminal Code that permits the hitting of children.

New West awaits referendum results to get clarity on Pattullo replacement

City on board with next year's closures of aging crossing

New Westminster Show and Shine cancelled for 2015

The Hyack Festival Association and Key West Ford have put the brakes on the 2015 Show and Shine, but are already gearing up for 2016.
New West among top communities to do business in

New West among top communities to do business in

New Westminster is the third best community for small business startups, according to a Vancity report. The financial institution reviewed 17 municipalities in Metro Vancouver and analyzed seven factors that contribute to entrepreneurial success.
New Westminster trustees' pay bumped from agenda

New Westminster trustees' pay bumped from agenda

New Westminster’s superintendent of schools has admitted to circumventing a school board bylaw at the inaugural meeting of the current school board in December – and he says he would do it again.