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New police mental health intervention coordinator finds his new job is full of challenges

The man at the centre of the Hyack Association power struggle left his post last Thursday and says he plans to take legal action against the organization for wrongful dismissal.

Repairs needed to keep the timber wharf section of Westminster Pier Park in tip-top shape in the coming years will exceed $3 million. The City of New Westminster bought the Westminster Pier site and developed 60 per cent of it into a park in 2012.

Coun. Chuck Puchmayr is convinced the proposed coal facility in Surrey is a “done deal” despite opposition on many fronts.

River Market staffer finds a real home in New Westminster

New Westminster Fire and Rescue Services is urging residents to “stand by their pan” during Fire Prevention Week. Fire Prevention Week is being celebrated from Oct. 6 to 12. The theme of this year’s event is to prevent kitchen fires.

An environmental assessment of a controversial coal terminal will review existing data compiled by the corporation hoping to build the project.

A New Westminster man is urging the city to take action to eliminate the storage and staging of hazardous and explosive goods in the Quayside rail yard.

A dog park and a sewer facility will continue to be focal points at the Poplar Landing site for the foreseeable future. The former Doman mill site is located at the west end of the Quayside neighbourhood at 1400 Quayside Dr.

Babies come into the world as enlightened yogis, able to effortlessly stretch their tiny bodies into a variety of positions and with a mind that’s free of worry and stress – that’s the belief of Babeeta Chhabra, a pediatric occupational therapist who