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Where do candidates stand on coal facility?

A proposed coal export facility at Fraser Surrey Docks is getting a lukewarm response from New Westminster candidates.

Farmers Market gets deal on fees

The Royal City Farmers Market will soon be moving back into its summer home. New Westminster city council has given its approval for the society to hold its market in the parking lot at Tipperary Park on Thursdays from June 6 to Oct.

Sweet music for Mother's Day

Whatever you're doing for mom on Mother's Day, you can make her day complete by treating her to the special Mother's Day concert by the New Westminster Symphony Orchestra at Massey Theatre.

District will post new finance job

The New Westminster school district's recent announcement that longtime assistant superintendent Al Balanuik was officially appointed secretary-treasurer left some wondering how a district that had been calling for more help in the finance department

New chapter for Black Bond Books

Black Bond Books is expanding this month. The bookstore is moving to a larger location near the food court in Royal City Centre, which will include an expanded selection of books. Longtime manager Lorraine Williams is looking forward to the move.

Men try to lure young boy into black Escalade

Parents are asking the public to be on the lookout for two men who attempted to lure a young boy into their vehicle Sunday afternoon near Mott Crescent and Sangster Place.

Dix drops by for a barbecue

NDP leader Adrian Dix attracted quite a crowd during his recent appearance in the Royal City. Dix dropped by NDP candidate Judy Darcy's campaign office on Saturday for a barbecue and a chat with volunteers.

Flash mob of yarn-bombed chairs hits city

Royal City Gogos are launching an art show that will travel Western Canada and raise money for African grandmothers.

New Westminster kids approached by two men in black Escalade

Parents are asking the public to be on the lookout for two men who attempted to lure a young boy into their vehicle Sunday afternoon near Mott Crescent and Sangster Place.

Royal Columbian Hospital pediatric ward to get new toys from teens' fundraiser

Playtime for sick kids at Royal Columbian Hospital just got a whole lot more fun. Two Grade 7 students in Coquitlam recently held a toy drive for the hospital's children's ward and gathered 26 boxes of items to be delivered.