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New West resident David Brett seeks seat on council

New West resident David Brett seeks seat on council

Longtime New Westminster resident David Brett hopes to highlight traffic and economic issues in his run for city council. Brett, president of the Queen’s Park Residents’ Association, has announced he’ll be running in November’s civic election.
[UPDATE] New West native Tej Kainth seeks seat on council

[UPDATE] New West native Tej Kainth seeks seat on council

Lifelong city booster aims to spark the vote
NDP forces debate on missing, murdered indigenous women

NDP forces debate on missing, murdered indigenous women

New Democrats stacked the House of Commons, outnumbering Conservatives
End of an era for New West school

End of an era for New West school

When kids head to Ecole Qayqayt Elementary School on Monday morning, their former school will be a shadow of its former self.
Police track New West senior for photographing oil tanks

Police track New West senior for photographing oil tanks

New Westminster's Lesslie Askin wants her name removed from database for national security threats after Kinder Morgan reports her to police
Kicking it in Coquitlam?

Kicking it in Coquitlam?

Whitecaps explore new home for USL soccer team
New West church plan doesn't ring city's bells

New West church plan doesn't ring city's bells

The City of New Westminster isn’t ready to give its blessing to a proposed redevelopment at Holy Trinity Cathedral.
New Westminster mom wants to help teachers set up

New Westminster mom wants to help teachers set up

A Lord Kelvin Elementary parent wants to help teachers get ready for students when they finally get back into classroom.
New West council rejects subdivision request

New West council rejects subdivision request

New Westminster is concerned a proposed development could set a precedent for infill housing. The city has received an application to rezone 234 and 238 East Eighth Ave.
New West set to demolish parkade in new year

New West set to demolish parkade in new year

Front Street will be closed to traffic for eight weeks during the $3.3-million project