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What used to be, at best, just another civic building and, at worst, an eyesore, was recently transformed into one of New Westminster's newest original art pieces. The sewage pump house at 425 Brunette Ave.

Lisa Spitale has become the first woman to fill the top spot at New Westminster city hall. After a national executive search, the City of New Westminster has appointed Spitale as its new chief administrative officer.

Burnaby's TransLink headquarters is going to New Westminster

While the B.C. film and television industry may be struggling, one local producer is determined to succeed - even if it means having to think outside the box. The box, in this case, being the traditional TV set.

Port Metro Vancouver says it's open to discussing possible reductions in lease rates

It just wouldn't be an election in New Westminster without a bun-official election poll at Burger Heaven. Burger Heaven is giving diners a chance to "vote" in its provincial election poll until May 13.

A new digital billboard near the Queensborough Bridge has drawn the wrath of some motorists and prompted a review to see if mitigation is required.

The New Westminster board of education sliced millions from next year's budget on Tuesday night to plow through a hefty $3.

The City of New Westminster wants Chief Skugaid to ship out from its berth on the waterfront.

New Westminster's recycling initiatives have been recognized by the Waste and Recycling News. The City of New Westminster was a finalist in the Green City Awards in the small city category.