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A petition to save Thrifty Foods has almost 2,000 signatures, but it's unlikely to change the Competition Bureau's order to sell the Sapperton grocery store.

A 40-storey tower filled with bachelor and one-bedroom suites isn’t being welcomed with open arms by city council.

The local Filipino community has already raised thousands of dollars to help people in the Philippines in their time of need.

Never say never. That could be the motto of Mayor Wayne Wright, who once said the 2011 municipal election campaign would be his last.

Have a question about the Compass Card system? There's a site for that.

New Westminster police are asking the public to be on the lookout for a suspect in an October break and enter. On Oct. 15, officers responded to a break-in at an apartment building on 11th Street, according to a police department media release.

Despite months of internal squabbling and city intervention, a trio of new directors recently joined the embattled Hyack Festival Association.

New Westminster city council put two homeowners on the hot seat for failing to fulfill obligations of a heritage plan for their Queen's Park home. In 2007, city council rezoned 218 Fourth St.

Residents of New Westminster gathered at the Royal Westminster Armoury on Nov. 11 to pay tribute to those who have served in battle and in peace keeping missions for Canada.

Pedestrians and cyclists are at risk because motorists aren’t following the rules of the road at a crosswalk near Victoria Hill.