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Creating ripples over the years

. From the start, the business company was a controversial endeavour.. Some questioned the ethics of selling public education abroad, while others criticized the amount of time and money that went toward the out-of-country operation. .

Kids feel what they feel

During the summer, we spend more time with our kids, and we experience more of their various emotions. When we are on holidays, the kids are with us all day and we get a better sense of the rhythm of their activity, feelings and sense of self.

B.C. wins silver at junior and senior nationals

British Columbia missed out on the gold medal at the Baseball Canada 21-and-under junior championships in Dartmouth, N.S. The B.C.
Saving lives one stretcher at a time in New West

Saving lives one stretcher at a time in New West

Royal Columbian Hospital needs $40,000 for new stretcher technology it helped develop

Second autopsy inconclusive in investigation into the deaths of two New West women

The results of an autopsy on the second woman found dead in a Royal City apartment building this month are back, with little indication of how she died. According to Sgt.

What to do the first day of school

On Tuesday, Sept.3, the dog days of summer officially come to an end. The New Westminster school district has outlined opening day procedures at every school in the district on its website, district.sd40. bc.ca.

Calendar of Events

FRIDAY, AUGUST 30 Understanding Labour Market and Employer Expectations, an employment workshop at the New Westminster Public Library, 716 Sixth Ave.

Big sale at St. Barnabas this Saturday

St. Barnabas Thrift Store is hoping to clear out some of its stock at an upcoming sale. The thrift store raises funds for St. Barnabas Church's many community programs, including a lunch program and an emergency food cupboard.

Indecent exposure arrest

Transit Police arrested a 48-year-old man for alleged indecent exposure and breach of probation earlier this week. Officers spotted the man just before 6 p.m. on Aug. 13 as they were heading out for a patrol near the Sapperton Sky Train station.

Fired Hyack director back - for now

The man behind a controversial firing is back as the Hyack Festival Association's executive director - for now.