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Advocates watch as workers dig on sensitive site

Representatives of groups whose members were buried in the old cemetery on the grounds of New Westminster Secondary School were present when the city started digging on the site on a water main installation project last weekend.

Operation Red Nose keeps on growing

It was week two of Operation Red Nose in Burnaby, New Westminster and the Tri-Cities and the numbers continue to be record-breaking.

Pedestrian hit by taxi

A New Westminster man is being treated for non-life-threatening injuries after being hit by a Royal City Taxi early Sunday morning near the intersection of Eighth Street and Fourth Avenue. According to Sgt.

A rich history of window displays in New West

One of the many Christmastime memories people have is frequently a decorated store window. In New Westminster, people remember the Woodward's corner at Sixth and Sixth and Santa proudly and prominently dominating that corner.
Charity can begin in your hometown

Charity can begin in your hometown

Annual guide to giving offers ideas for community building

City's shark fin ban has teeth

Coun. Chuck Puchmayr believes the City of New Westminster's new shark fin ban has teeth, even though a similar ban was struck down in Ontario.

City seeks details about coal terminal plan

The City of New is seeking answers about a proposed coal terminal at Fraser Surrey docks.

New Westminster pedestrian recovering after being hit by taxi

A New Westminster man is being treated for non-life-threatening injuries after being hit by a Royal City Taxi early Sunday morning near the intersection of Eighth Street and Fourth Avenue. According to Sgt.

New Westminster school district talks budget cuts

If there's any fat at all to trim, the New Westminster school district is going to have to find it. The district is looking at ways to cut back on spending and will present those ideas at a public meeting Tuesday night. The district has an almost $2.

Operation Red Nose has another big weekend in Burnaby, New Westminster and the Tri-Cities, provides 160 rides

It was week two of Operation Red Nose in Burnaby, New Westminster and the Tri-Cities and the numbers continue to be record-breaking.