Local News

A local man's memoir about life in South Africa in the 1960s and 1970s has been getting critical acclaim from some of that country's newspapers and websites.

If the Royal City seemed just a bit more crowded in the last five years, those suspicions were confirmed with Wednesday morning's release of Stats Canada's 2011 Census of Population.

The City of New Westminster will be exploring the replacement of the Pattullo Bridge within its own master transportation plan rather than taking part in TransLink's planning process.

It's a "reveal almost all" show at the Stanley, as the cast brings Calendar Girls to hilarious and touching life.

An orca whale sculpture will find a new home at the Moody Park Outdoor Pool. The city received an offer from a community member who had acquired an orca whale sculpture from the 2010 Winter Olympics and wanted to donate it to the city.

After three years of taking the Royal City Farmers Market from its infancy to a bustling New Westminster institution, market manager Jen Arbo is stepping down.

Local athletes helped celebrate the official opening of the new artificial turf field in Queen's Park on Saturday.

New Westminster police are looking for the public's help after a woman was attacked and sexually assaulted in public Monday night. According to Sgt.

Doyle declares Atkinson in conflict of interest

A local woman is in intensive care after being struck by a vehicle downtown on Friday night. According to the New Westminster Police Service, the woman was hit by a southbound vehicle just before 7: 30 p.m.