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A nearly 100-year-old business in New Westminster will be closing up shop this weekend.

A New Westminster man was arrested after two alleged thefts in Surrey last month.

Mayor Jonathan Cote responds to questions about his endorsement of school trustee candidate Dee Beattie.

With less than two weeks before residents head to the polls to choose a new school board trustee, the campaigns are amping up.

Little ones are getting a little messy – and maybe even taking a few risks – at the new playground in Moody Park. Visitors expecting traditional features seen in many other parks were in for a surprise when the playground opened May 20.

When classes end for summer, the folks at Urban Academy will be able to enjoy their vacation knowing the school’s on solid footing for the future.

Lisa Spitale is once again the lone member of the City of New Westminster’s $200,000 club. Spitale, the city’s chief administrative officer, earned $220,578 in 2015.

Life has become “unbearable” for Keary Street residents since a traffic diverter was installed at the foot of Alberta Street last year.

Bosa Properties anticipated some surprises when it dug into its new development on New Westminster’s waterfront – but fish weren’t part of the plan. Earlier this year, crews got to work preparing the site at 1000 Quayside Dr.

The mayors of Metro Vancouver are once again reaching out to the provincial government with a new proposal to fund a billion-dollar transportation and transit plan.