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No arrests yet after stabbing

No arrests yet after stabbing

New Westminster police are investigating a daytime stabbing that happened at Columbia Square on Friday. Shortly after 2 p.m., police received reports that a man had been stabbed at 1005 Columbia St., Staff Sgt. Todd Matsumoto told the Record.

New dog park chews up more space in Moody Park

Some members of city council are pleased with plans for an expanded dog area in Moody Park, while others think the idea bites.

New West residents can celebrate community - and much more

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Mixed feelings about transit hike

Mixed feelings about transit hike

The much-anticipated mail-in ballot regarding the transit plebiscite should arrive in your mailbox sometime between March 16 and 27. Registered voters in Metro Vancouver will be asked whether or not they approve of a 0.

[UPDATE] Jimmy Pattison to head up transit accountability committee

Congest tax funds going into special, audited account
K-5 lacrosse program showered with praise

K-5 lacrosse program showered with praise

The New Westminster school district is applauding a local partnership that has taught lacrosse to some 3,000 elementary school students over the last two years.

New West vigil remembers the murdered

About 20 people recently gathered at the Woodlands Memorial Garden to recognize an issue that’s unfathomable for many to comprehend.
Local animal shelter struggles to find baby bunnies a home

Local animal shelter struggles to find baby bunnies a home

They're cute. They're fluffy. And they'll even watch TV with you for hours on end - yet, bunnies are not the No. 1 choice when it comes to adopting a pet from the New Westminster animal shelter.

New West wants access to SkyTrain elevators open during construction

New West city council wrap-up

New West resident expresses concern about “gag limits” at council meetings

Council says changes will increase chance to get balanced and fair feedback