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Three women from the United Rugby Club were named to the British Columbia under-20 women's provincial team for the upcoming National Women's League finals in Vancouver.

Vandals had a field day overnight on June 14, spray-painting several buildings as well as the field at New Westminster's Mercer Stadium.

After more than five hours of delegations - as well as a hearty debate among directors and a break to go into closed session to get legal advice - Metro Vancouver's board voted against the proposed coal facility at Fraser Surrey Docks.

Public will be consulted on pedestrian bridge linking Quayside to Queensborough

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When school trustee Lisa Graham opened her board of education agenda package last week she was surprised to see her motion on targeted funding for special needs students wasn't in it.

Salmonbellies' lacrosse fans will have a cultural treat at Thursday's Western Lacrosse Association matchup with the Nanaimo Timbermen on Thursday.

New Westminster firefighters are giving folks a chance to dispose of documents and contribute to local charities at their upcoming shred-a-thon.

The Fraser Health Authority is being heavily criticized by the B.C. Nurses Union for its plan to charge residential care home residents a fee for wheelchair use.

Port Metro Vancouver is not a member of the Coal Alliance. Incorrect information appeared in an editorial on page 6 of Friday's June 14 edition.