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Their kids might not want to hear it, their doctors might not have brought it up, but a group of New Westminster seniors is ready to start talking about what kind of medical care they want (and don’t want) if they ever get too sick to decide for them

Province stands by its conditions for two crossings or none at all

New Westminster schools will be hit again by rotating strikes next Friday, June 6, the British Columbia Teachers' Federation announced Wednesday afternoon.

School fees at New Westminster Secondary School will increase – including a one-time $100 textbook deposit and a $50 athletic uniform retainer – starting this fall.

A portion of the Front Street parkade could be coming down in less than a year.

Forget the NHL playoffs, there's some hockey drama right here in the Royal City.

The City of New Westminster is worried that a catastrophic pipeline rupture could pose tremendous environmental impacts on the Brunette and Fraser River.

New Westminster firefighters returned to a familiar scene to douse a small fire Tuesday morning. Crews were called to the 600 block of Front Street, where a rubbish fire was reported at the site of last October’s devastating fire to the E.L.

Wally's Burgers gets contract for Westminster Pier Park concession

A riverfront park slated to house an urban beach and a public art installation has garnered another award bringing the total to nine. In recent weeks, the city has received two more awards for Westminster Pier Park.