Local News

A two-week spring break could be in the cards for New Westminster schools, but a local union president wants to ensure that any changes won't impact support staff's bottom line.

Record launches first print edition using Layar

The New Westminster District Parent Advisory Council plans to host an all-candidates debate on April 25 at the NWSS school library - with a focus on education - ahead of the provincial election in May.

N.E.X.T. New West, a networking group for young professionals in New Westminster, is hosting its first get-together of the new year at Lofty Living boutique on Columbia Street. The event is being held on Thursday, Feb. 7, from 6 to 8 p.m.

River Market is celebrating all things Canadian at its first Great Canadian Winter Festival.

If the New Democratic Party were elected to office in May's provincial election it would extend compensation to all Woodlands survivors within the first week of its term.

Do you really know your partner? That's the name of the game you can play with your significant other for Valentine's Day. On Friday, Feb.

Simon Fraser University gave Alaska the cold shoulder in varsity women's basketball last week.

A man who's made his presence felt at New Westminster city hall is pondering politics on the provincial front.

Construction of new digital billboards is getting underway at two sties in New Westminster.