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City library staff joins union

After more than 50 years of representation from the New Westminster Public Library Staff Association, library workers have voted overwhelmingly in favour of joining CUPE.

Charity hockey game

For the second year in a row, the New Westminster Salmonbellies will take on members from the New Westminster Police Department in a charity hockey game, March 20 (tonight), at Queen's Park Arena.

District's secretary treasurer won't be returning

Brian Sommerfeldt will not be returning to run the finances of the New Westminster Board of Education. "The board of education of school district No.

Aunt Leah's Place wants to help new moms

Aunt Leah's Place wants to provide a safe and supportive environment for mothers and their babies at Threshholds House. The city has received a rezoning application to develop transitional housing at 307 Boyne St.

Hyack Festival Association needs volunteers

The Hyack Festival Association is on the hunt for volunteers and performers for some of its upcoming festivals.

New Westminster police search for man suspected of condo break-in

The New Westminster Police Department is reminding residents to be vigilant when allowing access into residential buildings after a break-in was reported at a condo complex along Quayside Drive.

'I have absolutely no regrets'

Dawn black caps 25 years of public service with final speech in Victoria

Community organization sits down with NDP opposition critics

The Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now hopes tonight's meeting with NDP opposition critics will help spread the word on five important issues including healthy homes, disability rights and universal childcare.

Co-workers mourn tragic death of Gemma Snowball

The Royal City Centre Safeway has opened a trust fund for the family of employee Gemma Snowball who died in hospital Wednesday night after she was struck by a vehicle March 11.

Provincial politics at Philosophers' Café

Is it time for a brand new political party in British Columbia? This is the question up for discussion at this week's Philosophers' Café event at The Network Hub.