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Fire department offers safety ideas

New Westminster Fire and Rescue Service is encouraging residents to keep their homes safe during Fire Prevention Week. The focus of this year's Fire Prevention Week, which is being held Oct. 9 to 15, is to prevent the leading causes of home fires.

Activist relying on faith

Paul Mulangu chains himself to door in downtown New West
Bandathon on Saturday

Bandathon on Saturday

New Westminster Secondary School music students want to raise $30,000 - and they need your help. The students are gearing up for their second fundraising bandathon, a 12-hour non-stop musical marathon to be held at the school on Saturday, Oct. 15.

Activist takes a run at city council seat

One of New Westminster city council's election challengers is launching his campaign while on hunger strike and chained to a door.

Thrifty Foods set to open next week

Thrifty Foods is the newest addition to the Brewery District development in Sapperton. The project on the former Labatt Brewery site recently welcomed TD Canada Trust. Thrifty Foods will open to the public on Wednesday, Oct. 19 at 9: 30 a.m.

New Westminster to have 34 candidates vying for 14 seats on council and school board

It was a flurry of activity Friday afternoon as the City of New Westminster's elections office processed nomination papers for candidates in this year's civic election.

Voice won't back Crosty

Voice New Westminster is wishing James Crosty well but won't be officially supporting his campaign to become the city's next mayor.

Lawyer in the race for New West school trustee

Brenda McEachern-Keen announced Monday she'll be running to become a New Westminster school trustee in this November's civic election.

New Westminster 2010 Citizen of the Year nominee to run for mayor

Cites "lifestyle" issue and Burr Theatre sale as catalysts for candidacy

Former MLA sets sights on city council

A familiar face on the New Westminster political scene is hoping to return to the political arena.