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Justice Institute honours Michael J. Fox

One of Burnaby's favourite sons, actor Michael J. Fox, has earned another prestigious honour. Fox received his honorary degree from the New Westminster-based Justice Institute of British Columbia on May 31.

Spencer won't get second immersion class

Parents, teachers say local school is already overcrowded

Grants offered for neighbourhood projects

A Vancouver Foundation program that's been engaging residents in other communities is coming to New Westminster.

Calendar of Events

- DON'T MISS THIS Find treasures at the Glenbrooke garage sale - June 16 Learn to solve problems and manage your time - June 22 - FRIDAY, JUNE 8 Culture Shock, free life skills workshop at New Westminster Public Library, 1 to 4 p.m.

New Westminster has "frank discussion" with transportation minister about Pattullo Bridge

Officials from the City of New Westminster had a heart-to-heart chat with the province's transportation minister about the Pattullo Bridge this week.

MLA urges hospital progress

New Westminster MLA Dawn Black is disappointed with the lack of progress on plans for expanding Royal Columbian Hospital. Last May, Black raised questions in the B.C.

Eco group: close petting zoo

Animal rights group is encouraging the city to make changes at park

Band plays capital

The New Westminster Secondary School music program brought home gold from the nationals in Ottawa. The NWSS senior vocal jazz, senior jazz ensemble, Sockdollager and Lean Green Cycling Machine all achieved the gold standard for their performances.
Shredding for a good cause

Shredding for a good cause

While the funds raised at a recent shred-athon are still being tallied, there's little doubt the event was a success. The New Westminster Firefighters' Charitable Society held its third annual shred-athon on June 2.

Police issue scam warning to seniors

New Westminster Police are warning local seniors about a scam targeting seniors who use oxygen tanks. On May 31, just after 7: 36 p.m.