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The City of New Westminster wants residents to get moving because it recognizes there's more to good health than losing weight.
 
 
 
 

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Iconic landmark marks a century

 
At 100 years old, the Westminster Building downtown barely looks a day over 85.
 
 

City bank was targeted

 
New Westminster police have arrested a man wanted in connection to several bank robberies, including one at the Bank of Montreal in Columbia Square last...
 
 

Jostling begins for 2013

 
With a little more than a year until the next provincial election, local party associations in New Westminster are nearly done picking the horses they...
 
 

New site provides resources for families

 
Local families can connect with other families and service providers - and get information about resources and other events - through a new website.
 
 

Toque day on Tuesday

 
Communities across Canada will be taking part in Toque Tuesday, which is being held on Tuesday, Feb. 7.
 
 

Hydro to put $35 million in city station

 
B.C. Hydro is investing $35 million in New Westminster to help the city meet its future electricity needs.
 
 

City reaffirms sister city deal

 
New Westminster has renewed its 21-year sister city relationship with Quezon City, Philippines.
 
 

Captain's mission: Fighting pirates

 
A Queensborough man may have a solution to the very real threat of piracy on the Arabian Sea.
 
 

School board chair warns parent during meeting

 
A seemingly innocuous conversation about a draft policy revision erupted into a stare-down between New Westminster school district secretary-treasurer...
 
 

City takes closer look at esplanade safety

 
The City of New Westminster has asked emergency vehicles to refrain from driving on the waterfront esplanade as much as possi-ble until an inspection ...
 
 

Draft policy issued for public input

 
The New Westminster school district has sent out its new draft appeals by parents and students policy for public consultation and doesn't expect a final...
 
 

Hospital seeks stories

 
It's been 150 years since Royal Columbian Hospital first opened its doors, and the community is being called on to help mark the special anniversary.
 
 

Celebrating city literacy

 
A number of events are taking place in the Royal City in celebration of Family Literacy Week.
 
 

Freestyle skier off to Games

 
New Westminster 14-year-old Michael Cirillo was selected to take part in the B.C. Winter Games in freestyle skiing in the greater Vernon area next month...
 
 

Douglas volleyballers keep pace with No. 1 Mariners

 
Jeff Taylor helped the Douglas College Royals stay tied atop the PacWest men's volleyball ladder for another week.
 
 

Lax registration at Queen's Park

 
New Westminster minor lacrosse is holding registration for the upcoming season at Queen's Park Arena this Saturday.
 
 

New Westminster Dojang medals at TKD nats

 
OMAC Master's Taekwondo student Tumai Baptiste medalled in two separate divisions at the Canadian Taekwondo junior nationals and senior Olympic trials...
 
 

No lazy bones in this group

 
Two life-size skeletons will soon be put to good use at Royal Columbian Hospital.
 
 

Photos: 'Overwhelming' success

 
The Royal City Kids Fair is likely to become an annual event given the success of its first fair.
 
 

New Westminster man may have solution to pirate problem

 
A Queensborough man may have the solution to the very real threat piracy that is plaguing ships that move goods through the Arabian Sea.
 
 

Hyack Festival names new prez

 
Bill Radbourne is the newest president of the Hyack Festival Association.
 
 

Keeping RCH safe

 
New Westminster firefighters recently helped ensure that two patients needing treatment at Royal Columbian Hospital weren't going to pose a chemical contamination...
 
 

Cities crack down on Little League signs

 
New Westminster Little League is struggling to promote registration as signs have been removed from New Westminster and Burnaby locales.
 
 

New gathering place honours First Nations

 
The New Westminster campus of Douglas College now has another community amenity.
 
 

City isn't rushing to install smart meters

 
The City of New Westminster is in no rush to make a decision about smart meters.
 
 

Anesthesiology deal helps Royal Columbian

 
New Westminster's Royal Columbian Hospital is among the facilities to benefit from a recent agreement on anesthetic services.
 
 

Build your emotional 'crash cart' for bad days

 
In health care, we have to be ready for emergencies at any time.
 
 

Enjoy poets' night out

 
Poetry lovers, got plans tonight? World Poetry New Westminster's Night Out is set for 6: 30 p.m. tonight (Wednesday) at the New Westminster Public Library...
 
 

MPs invite Harper to tour Royal Columbian

 
New Westminster's members of Parliament are inviting Prime Minister Stephen Harper to tour Royal Columbian Hospital.
 
 

Gas line ruptures

 
Construction crews renovating a commercial building in downtown New Westminster ruptured a gas line on Monday morning.
 
 
 
 
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New Westminster's downtown businesses still worried about city's parkade plan

 
Members of New Westminster's downtown business community sat down with city council and staff Tuesday night, hoping to get some clear answers on the future...
 
 

New Westminster native receives Gert Vorsteher Memorial Award

 
New Westminster native Chelsea Stamp-Vincent is one of eight recipients of the B.C. Rehab Gert Vorsteher Memorial Award.
 
 

New Westminster Montessori class discontinued at Connaught Heights

 
Students in a Montessori kindergarten class at Connaught Heights will be looking for a new home next year.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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