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Is it bogus, or is it balanced?

While the B.C. Liberals are projecting a balanced budget for 2013, the NDP believes it's a "bogus" budget that's based on unrealistic expectations. The B.C.

Residents call for tolls on Pattullo Bridge to reduce traffic congestion

Traffic congestion in New Westminster is prompting some residents to voice support for tolls on the Pattullo Bridge. The B.C.

Royal City Alumni Band welcomes new director

The Royal City Alumni Band welcomed a new music director for its 25th season and the public is invited to celebrate this passing of the baton at a festive concert.

Well-known city optometrist wins a seat on board

Dr. Brenda Horner, who practices optometry in New Westminster, has been elected a director of the B.C. Association of Optometrists. The election took place at the end of February during the association's annual conference.

Concerns grow over proposed coal facility

As more days go by, the more on edge residents living on the New Westminster waterfront grow, waiting to hear Port Metro Vancouver's decision on a coal transfer facility proposed for Fraser Surrey Docks.

60 years later, boy soldier searches for pic

A former New Westminster resident is searching for photographs taken 60 years ago. Donald Reibin, who is president of Regalia House in Osgoode, Ont., attended the Queen's Coronation Parade in Queen's Park on June 2, 1953.

Pedestrian struck Monday night

A New Westminster resident is in hospital with life-threatening injuries after being struck by a vehicle at the intersection of Sixth Street and Sixth Avenue last night.

Royal City Alumni Band welcomes new music director for 25th season

The Royal City Alumni Band has welcomed a new music director for its 25th season and the public is invited to celebrate this passing of the baton at a festive concert.

New Westminster school construction set to spring ahead

The shovels will finally hit the ground this spring to build a new elementary school on the former St. Mary's Hospital site. The New Westminster school district recently signed a contract with the developer, Yellowridge Design Build Ltd.

New Westminster school district discussing budget cuts in closed

Money troubles - the New Westminster school district has them in spades. The district has a hefty $2.8-million deficit from last year, and it's had to slice away a big chunk - about $2.