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City women go to Africa to help HIV-positive orphans

Members of New Westminster's downtown business community sat down with city council and staff last Tuesday night, hoping to get some clear answers on the future of the Front Street parkade.

Teachers' union president concerned that a precedent has been sent

Magic, movies and music are all on stage at Massey Theatre this season. Coming on up Saturday, Feb. 11, it's the magic duo of Trevor and Lorena Watters.

One trustee calls it "irrelevant" and the "stuff of nonsense," but Monday's release of the Fraser Institute's annual elementary school rankings had some interesting results for several Royal City schools.

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

The New Westminster Teachers' Union president calls it "new territory" and something he's never heard being done before outside of provincial exams, but Grant Osborne told The Record on Monday that students in the Foundations of Math 11 course receiv

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

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

Kids here have it pretty good, says New Westminster mom, volunteer and flight attendant Karen Bohn. The children who live in Toto Love Children's Home in Embu, Kenya, by contrast, make Western problems seem small.