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NDP health critic Judy Darcy says there's no need for Fraser Health to charge the wheelchair fee if no other B.C. authority is

When the First World War broke out in 1914, Dr. Charles Edward Doherty didn't hesitate to enlist. In honour of Remembrance Day, the Archdiocese of Vancouver, along with St.

Attending the Remembrance Day ceremony in New Westminster? As in previous years, the Remembrance Day ceremony on Nov. 11 (Monday) will be held at the Royal Westminster Regiment Armouries at 530 Queens Ave.

A SkyTrain stop led Dan Close to an appealing location for a restaurant concept he'd fried up during his years in the restaurant business. Close and his partner, Tim Ferguson, were searching for a spot for Spud Shack Fry Co.

Dreaming of sharing your story with the world? Don’t know where to start? Royal City Writers has just the thing for you. On Nov.

A New Westminster youth could be spending some time behind bars. Police arrested the 17-year-old boy earlier this week in relation to a fight that took place at Moody Park on Monday. New Westminster police were called to the park around 2 p.m.

A local union president fears the New Westminster school district’s cuts to public education support staff will mean more special needs students will be placed in segregated “safe rooms,” but a district administrator says those students won’t be impa

The damage from the Columbia Street fire could top $5 million by the time all the costs are tallied. Fire Chief Tim Armstrong is still piecing the damage estimate together with all the different insurance companies involved in the Oct. 10 fire.

The cash-strapped New Westminster school district has given a senior administrator a $13,000 raise at a time when it owes approximately $4.3 million to the province for ongoing budget shortfalls.

The City of New Westminster didn’t have to go too far to find its new director of development services. After a nationwide search, the city concluded that Beverly Grieve was the best person for the job.