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It’s taken time, but the Anvil Centre office tower is filling up with tenants. The City of New Westminster completed the $86.4 million Anvil Centre civic facility and office tower in the fall of 2014.

Have you ever wondered where B.C. teachers go when they screw up? Not the ones who commit actual crimes – those go to jail and have their licences taken away when they’re caught.

Christmas may be a time of gathering, giving and celebrating for many community members, but it’s also a time where many folks are in need.

Gymnastics programs find home at curling club

An amendment to the City of New Westminster’s zoning could help create more homes for youth. The city has received an inquiry about using a single-family home as a residence for youth in foster care and/or youth transitioning out of foster care.

IHIT leading the investigation into fatal stabbing

Douglas College students will be calling Anvil Centre home in 2018. Douglas College has announced it’s adding a second campus in downtown New Westminster at the Anvil Centre Office Tower.

New Westminster is doing its damnedest to ensure that casino cash doesn’t go to waste. Back in 2007, the city signed an agreement with the provincial government, the B.C.

The City of New Westminster believes there’s “strong support” from the community to launch a full-scale pilot project for the Q2Q ferry in 2018.

Peter Julian is looking forward to serving as the federal NDP’s House leader during a “dynamic” time for the party.