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Baldrey: Light-duty vehicles sold in B.C. emission free by 2035? We shall see

Baldrey: Light-duty vehicles sold in B.C. emission free by 2035? We shall see

Politicians are optimistic, but proposed legislation may not be practical for most British Columbians.
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New West trick-or-treaters may want to wear an extra layer for Halloween

New West trick-or-treaters may want to wear an extra layer for Halloween

Here's what Halloween revellers in New Westminster can expect weather wise for Tuesday night, Oct. 31.
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The week ahead in New West: What's up Oct. 30 to Nov. 5?

The week ahead in New West: What's up Oct. 30 to Nov. 5?

Here’s a look at what's happening this week in New West
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Minter: Bringing houseplants indoors

Minter: Bringing houseplants indoors

Master gardener Brian Minter: Lower your house temperatures and keep the plants in well-lit areas for them to survive the winter.
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Youth basketball program blocks out barriers for New West athletes

Youth basketball program blocks out barriers for New West athletes

Thanks to support from the city and local businesses, Yen-kit Yee's love of basketball has been passed down to young athletes through the New West Eagles.
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New West athlete's all-star performance lifts TWU to soccer semis

New West athlete's all-star performance lifts TWU to soccer semis

Sophie Crowther's first-ever successful penalty kick advanced the Trinity Western Spartans to the 2023 Canada West final four.
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Beware of 'zombie debt' haunting your finances this fall: BBB

Beware of 'zombie debt' haunting your finances this fall: BBB

Ever heard of "zombie debt?" What you need to know if someone calls you from a loan company, law firm or government agency during spooky season.
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New West disperses cash and in-kind services to community groups

New West disperses cash and in-kind services to community groups

Council roundup: Latest happenings at New Westminster City Hall include noise exemptions and an appointment to task force tackling sexual exploitation of youth
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New West accepts $30-million insurance settlement for Westminster Pier Park fire

New West accepts $30-million insurance settlement for Westminster Pier Park fire

A collaborative approach: New Westminster and First Nations to co-develop Pier Park’s future
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Metro Vancouver approves construction fees despite political 'hostage taking'

Metro Vancouver approves construction fees despite political 'hostage taking'

Metro Vancouver has approved new development cost charges despite opposition from federal Housing Minister Sean Fraser, who is presently withholding money designed to increase permits and help house vulnerable people.
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