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NWSS students get hands-on lessons

 
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Master butcher Karsten Schelhas recently visited New Westminster Secondary School to show cooking students the finer points of how to chop up half a pig from snout to tail.
 
 
 
 

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New Westminster man charged with assault

 
A delivery man was stabbed in the stomach in the 400-block of Eighth Street on Tuesday morning.
 
 

Photo gallery: Zoo

 
Moo, baa, honk: Kelsey Haines - here feeding a one-month-old Jersey calf named Toby - was busy this week getting the farm ready for visitors.
 
 

City biz to look at Pattullo

 
Business leaders in New Westminster and Surrey will be holding discussions about the plans to replace the Pattullo Bridge.
 
 

Trustee opposed to six-lane bridge plans

 
Trustee David Phelan wants he board of education to forally oppose a six-lane Pattullo ridge proposal, which he believes would increase traffic in he ...
 
 

City's Westminster Club up for sale

 
Westminster Club may be selling its penthouse space on Columbia Street, but it isn't prepared to go down without a fight.
 
 

Trustee calls for parent bill of rights

 
A New Westminster school trustee wants the board of education to adopt a "bill of rights" for parents and caregivers of students in the district.
 
 

Homeowners want to buy city-owned land

 
Owners of a property on East Sixth Avenue want to buy a piece of city-owned land at the rear of their property.
 
 

Soup Nazi in town for Saturday event

 
The Soup Nazi is back in town this weekend to dish out some soup for a local fundraiser.
 
 

Catch the fireworks, then join DiverseCity

 
We're continuing with our popular feature - our staff's Top 5 (Or More) Things To Do This Weekend. This issue, we have the Hyack Festival kick off celebration...
 
 

Keeping tradition alive

 
Traditions add a great deal to a community's culture, history, colour, overall character and heritage. In New Westminster, one of these traditions - arguably...
 
 

Check out the Uptown Live festival

 
Following the Hyack Festival parade on Saturday, May 26, the streets of New Westminster will be alive with music, food and lots of entertainment for the...
 
 

Colouring the 'Boro

 
A three-year project is helping to add some colour to Queensborough.
 
 

New Westminster stabbing under investigation

 
A 38-year-old man is in hospital in serious condition after an early-morning stabbing in Queensborough.
 
 

New Westminster chamber hosts Pattullo Bridge discussion

 
Business leaders in New Westminster and Surrey will be holding discussions about the plans to replace the Pattullo Bridge.
 
 

New Westminster trustee opposes six-lane bridge

 
Trustee David Phelan wants the board of education to formally oppose a six-lane Pattullo Bridge proposal, which he believes would increase traffic in ...
 
 

Expert says it's too early to predict

 
While the warm weather this week is enjoyable, it is also cause for some concern, according to Dave Jones, manager of the City of New Westminster's emergency...
 
 

A woman in motion for Hansen relay

 
Royal City resident Sharon Rowe's remarkable story of perseverance has earned her a spot in Rick Hansen 25th anniversary relay.
 
 

Parents say teachers' union rules district

 
New Westminster school district representatives met with parents who were upset with the district's handling of parent complaints, but the district's ...
 
 

Hyack Festival kicks off on Friday night

 
The 41st annual Hyack Festival is getting underway in the Royal City this weekend.
 
 

Plaza 88 development sold for $100 million

 
First Capital Realty has purchased Plaza 88 from the Degelder Group for $100 million.
 
 

Residents rally against Elizabeth Fry project

 
Opposition to a proposed development is heating up in the Sapperton neighbourhood.
 
 

Parents want answers on new school plan

 
Now that the project agreements have finally been signed for two new schools - a replacement elementary and new middle school - parents are starting to...
 
 

Two leaving city police board

 
The New Westminster police board will have two new members by the end of the year because two longtime members will have reached the end of their terms...
 
 

Old World charm with industrial edge

 
Robyn Murrell is the artistic force behind Robyn's Vintage Nest, a blend of industrial lighting and hand-painted vintage furniture.
 
 

Making 'fun' of mental health

 
Royal City resident Janice Bannister is hoping to help reduce the stigma associated with mental illness through the Comedy Mental showcase.
 
 

New conduct code in place for district

 
The New Westminster school district is considering a revision of its code of conduct policy for all employees, students, parents and volunteers in local...
 
 

Theatres are all about comfort

 
Landmark Cinemas may not be able to change the outcome of movies, to make them funnier or scarier, but it's striving to create the ultimate experience...
 
 

Westminster Club up for sale - but club's fate to be determined

 
Westminster Club may be selling its penthouse space on Columbia Street but it isn't prepared to go down without a fight.
 
 

Parents say teachers' union rules district

 
New Westminster school district representatives met with parents who were upset with the district's handling of parent complaints, but the district's ...
 
 

New Westminster family's missing dog returned

 
The mystery of the missing Maltese has been solved.
 
 
 
 
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Flanked by championship banners, trophies and a statue of Terry Fox himself, the Rick Hansen 25th Anniversary Relay began its stay in Port Coquitlam Thursday...

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Car sharing catching on in city

 
Surging gas prices and a lean toward going green have driven up the demand for car-sharing services, like Modo, and now the not-for-profit car co-op is...
 
 

Re-Up BBQ team takes over Crab Shop

 
Juicy fried Oyster Po' Boy sandwich? Just say, "Yes, please" the next time you're at the River Market.
 
 

Blogger: Finding the fabulous and the frugal

 
Can a wedding be fabulous and frugal at the same time? The answer is a resounding 'Yes', according to blogger Jeannine Avelino Fehr. Her website and blog...
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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