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Celebrations and entertainment abound in the Royal City this weekend, but there's also an informative offering taking place as well.

The City of New Westminster is hopeful it will have some good news to share with the community in the coming weeks about a pedestrian crossing to Queensborough.

After slashing expenses and positions, the New Westminster board of education heard Tuesday night that it squeaked into the black by just $22,000 on its $62-million preliminary budget for next year, but according to one trustee, the district should h

We expect that many of you have ventured into the world of archives. You might have been working on a family tree and needed background material about your ancestors.

A New Westminster woman is hoping to raise awareness about sickle cell anemia and to reach out to other families that may be dealing with the blood disorder.

New Westminster runners may want to lace up for a local cause this month.

The city has hired a new company to negotiate leased space in the new Anvil Centre.

While it appeared that Mayor Wayne Wright was broadening his online horizons, it turns out a troll was acting on his behalf. The reddit.com Vancouver website included an Ask Me Anything! session on May 21 under the caption: "Hello.

A ruptured gas line at the future École Qayqayt Elementary School won't impact the construction project. Construction crews working on the new $23.2-million school project hit a gas line on Monday morning. Fortis B.C.

Coun. Lorrie Williams' role on the Federation of Canadian Municipalities helped her city expenses reach nearly $20,000 in 2012.