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The New Westminster Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance in locating a missing Maple Ridge teen.

New Westminster is treading into plans that will lay the foundation for the redevelopment of Canada Games Pool.

New Westminster MLA Judy Darcy is elated that survivors of childhood cancer will be getting a clinic of their own.

Two of the 13 candidates vying for seats on the New Westminster Board of Education will face financial consequences for failing to file financial disclosure statements by the Feb. 13 deadline. Elections B.C.

New Westminster city council has given a green light for directional signage for Rexall Drugs despite concerns from area residents.

New Westminster’s medical health officer says a Yes win in the upcoming transit referendum could boost the city’s health more than many of the drugs doctors prescribe. Dr.

Members of New Westminster City Council and the Vote Yes New West coalition were at local SkyTrain stations bright and early Monday morning to meet with transit users and promote the benefits of a Yes vote in the upcoming transportation and transit r

It's unclear if Richard McBride and F.W. Howay will be affected by recent news that seismic upgrades to all B.C. schools listed as high-risk will take longer than originally anticipated.

Coffee enthusiasts will have a new joint to frequent on Front Street as of next Monday. Tucked under the parkade at the corner of McKenzie Street, Old Crow Coffee Co. blends an industrial and heritage feel.

Three people are facing numerous charges for allegedly stabbing a fourth man in January. New Westminster police arrested two Richmond men on March 3 in connection to a midday assault in the 1000 block of Columbia Street, according to a media release.