Local News

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.

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.

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-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.

City recognizes flaws and aims for improvements in Phase 3

Granddaughter of family who used to live at 1031 Sixth Ave. reflects on childhood home

Two New Westminster middle school boys are once again calling on the provincial government to make the vaccine for the human papillomavirus – commonly known as HPV – available to all genders.

City wants residents' input on land-use designations

The City of New Westminster is keeping an eye on collective agreements in other cities as it prepares to bargain with CUPE Local 387.

New Westminster’s Chloé Ellis will not be running for the leadership of the B.C. Conservative Party. Ellis recently learned her grandfather has been diagnosed with terminal lung cancer, according to a press release.