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CBC is planning to monitor the progress of the Wait For Me, Daddy project in New Westminster.

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The New Westminster Regional Crown approved charges against Quesnel RCMP constable, after the New Westminster Police Department completed its independent review of the incident.

Some local folks are grateful for the generosity of the Elks Club of New Westminster. The Elks Club recently presented the Lookout Emergency Aid Society with $600 in gift cards towards tenant projects.

The Fraser Health Authority is calling it misleading - an online report card from CBC ranks Burnaby Hospital among the worst five hospitals in the country for overall patient care.

Her last name might be Green, but these days she's all about going purple, to show that domestic violence has no place in her community.

Arts and cultural events take centre stage in New Westminster this weekend. We're continuing with our popular feature, The Record's Top Five (or More) Things to Do This Weekend and offer the following suggestions for the April 12 to 14 weekend.

James Crosty is inviting Royal City residents to sign his No Coal petition and say no to a proposed coal terminal in Surrey. Crosty is inviting the public to drop by his business at 239 Sixth St. from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

The New Westminster Public Library is about to embark on a new era. In a few short weeks, our first-ever branch will open in Queensborough. To celebrate, the library is holding a photo contest.

If you look up Sir Richard McBride you will find that he was born in New Westminster in 1870. For people with family ties to Sapperton, Sir Richard is actually from their part of town.