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Jury makes recommendations in casino shooting inquest

Jury makes recommendations in casino shooting inquest

Jurors handed down 16 recommendations following the coroner's inquest into a 2012 shooting death in Queensborough. Richmond resident Mehrdad Bayrami was shot on Nov.
New West councillor wants to curb speeds on residential streets

New West councillor wants to curb speeds on residential streets

Coun. Patrick Johnstone wants the city to explore the idea of introducing 30 kilometres per hour speed limits on residential roads to make them safer for pedestrians.
Pattullo Bridge rehab planned for spring

Pattullo Bridge rehab planned for spring

More traffic headaches are heading for New Westminster this spring. In order to carry out rehabilitation work on the deck of the Pattullo Bridge, a number of closures are planned for the bridge between late April and September.
Two New Westminster moms keep lice at bay at local school

Two New Westminster moms keep lice at bay at local school

The lice ladies have arrived at Lord Kelvin Elementary School.
Bourque ‘closely monitored’

Bourque ‘closely monitored’

Convicted animal killer Kayla Bourque may have been granted an order for unsupervised trips into the community, but that doesn’t mean her activities will be any less monitored, according to New Westminster Police.
Five charged in alleged drug trafficking ring

Five charged in alleged drug trafficking ring

A three-month joint investigation into a drug trafficking ring by New Westminster police and Burnaby RCMP has netted charges against five people. New Westminster Police Department’s street crime unit started the investigation back in October 2015.
New West police investigating deadly crash

New West police investigating deadly crash

For the second time this year, there’s been a fatality on the roads in New Westminster. A cyclist from Vancouver was killed last Friday (Feb. 5) after colliding with a semi-truck at Brunette Avenue and Sherbrooke Street.
New West grapples with Q2Q crossing

New West grapples with Q2Q crossing

The city is working to answer the “million-dollar question” of how to reconcile the needs of residents, cyclists and marine carriers and still accomplish its goal of building a pedestrian bridge from the Quay to Queensborough, says Mayor Jonathan Cot
Justin Morneau helps New West kids enjoy sports

Justin Morneau helps New West kids enjoy sports

New West native Justin Morneau may be playing in the big leagues, but he hasn’t forgotten his hometown. Morneau, a free agent who most recently played with the Colorado Rockies, has made a $35,000 donation to the New Westminster chapter of KidSport.
Anvil Centre seeks lighting upgrade

Anvil Centre seeks lighting upgrade

City budget 2016