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Five members of New Westminster city council attended the Federation of Canadian Municipalities convention in Vancouver. but only one used city funds for hotel accommodations.

A ruptured gas line on the former St. Mary's Hospital site has prompted fire officials to ask area residents to ventilate their homes.

A 14-year-old Coquitlam youth was arrested on May 26, following an incident at the Braid SkyTrain Station involving an assault with a knife and theft. On May 25 at 10 p.m.

In the article, Thai street food comes to New Westminster, published in the May 29 edition on page 23, the cutline incorrectly identifies the person in the picture as Longtail Kitchen owner chef Angus An.

New Westminster city council is taking a stand against a proposed coal facility at Fraser Surrey Docks. On Monday, council unanimously supported a motion from Coun.

It's important to remain healthy and active in your later years so you can continue to enjoy your family and friends, travelling, work and hobbies. If you have concerns about your health, please speak to your physician.

Skipper finds man clinging to his ship's lines, saves him from drowning in river

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Latest Port Royal development features floor-to-ceiling glass windows in all units

A Queensborough church is seeking rezoning to meet its needs. St. Joseph Damascene Antiochian Orthodox Church wants to rezone 1308 and 1310 Ewen Ave. in Queensborough so it can build a two-storey place of worship.