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Candidates firming up election campaigns

The 2011 School District No. 40 election ballot is beginning to take shape as incumbent trustees are starting to declare their candidacies or are nearing decisions.

49,000 residents eligible to vote in Nov. 19 race

More than 49,000 Royal City residents will be eligible to vote in the Nov. 19 civic election, but past experience indicates far fewer will head to the polling stations. New Westminster residents will be casting ballots on Nov.

Woodlands demolition delayed for a month

City postpones work so that former residents can make plans to attend

Park gets official name

Westminster Pier Park moniker formalized by city

School plans could be ready soon

Plans for New Westminster's capital project involving three new schools should be ready before the end of the month, but they may come in stages, according to school board chair Michael Ewen.
New Westminster's Team Starlight raises funds and scales buildings for charity

New Westminster's Team Starlight raises funds and scales buildings for charity

Larry Ho, manager of New Westminster's Starlight Casino, raised some serious funds, donned his best "Captain Bacon" superhero duds and rappelled 20 storeys down the side of a Vancouver skyscraper, all in the name of charity.

Linking the 'Boro to city riverfront

Resident suggests a gondola would be a good tourist draw

Donnelly takes another run at council

Some familiar faces will be on the ballot
New Westminster staff wrangle with baby python

New Westminster staff wrangle with baby python

Just one month after New Westminster police and parks workers had to corral a four-foot-long corn snake into a box, parks workers again have had to collect a snake from Queen's Park.

New Westminster rail case in Federal Court of Appeal today

About 10 New Westminster residents attended the Federal Court of Appeal today to listen to arguments put forward by rail companies and the Canadian Transportation Agency.