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Police investigating fatal pedestrian-truck accident in New West
New West police confirm a pedestrian is dead following an accident involving a semi-truck on Sunday, Feb. 19. East Columbia Street has reopened to traffic. → Read More
These New West foodie spots are coming your way soon
The Tannenbaum German cuisine, Delicia Café & Bakery and Coasters Café are all coming to downtown New West, while Barcelos chicken is set for Sapperton. → Read More
This New West bite takes the breakfast sandwich to a whole new level
Maple doughnut, bacon, cheese and fried egg? That's a yes. → Read More
Chor Leoni welcomes young Metro Vancouver singers for MYVoice
Young tenors, basses and baritones can take part in Burnaby, Vancouver, the North Shore and Surrey. → Read More
Pastor charged with New Westminster sex offences set to appear in court
A pastor facing charges for alleged sexual offences against children in New Westminster is set to appear in court in March. → Read More
Pastor charged with New West sex offences set to appear in court
A March 1 court date has been set on three charges of sexual assault and three of sexual interference. → Read More
Metro Vancouver pastor charged with sexual interference, sexual assault
New Westminster police say the alleged offences against children took place between 2017 and 2021. → Read More
COVID, flu, RSV still hitting B.C. children hard
The "tripledemic" of COVID, influenza and RSV continues to make children seriously sick, with hospitalizations and critical care admissions still rising. → Read More
Photos: Burnaby Village museum aglow for Heritage Christmas
Instagram-worthy lights displays and holiday entertainment are all part of the fun. → Read More
How to keep kids safe during B.C.'s respiratory illness season
Four ways to help: Stay home when sick, wear masks in public indoor spaces, plan safe events, and get children and youth vaccinated against COVID and flu. → Read More
Why you should let your kids go to town on their Halloween candy
Fraser Health officials in BC, Canada offer up some surprising advice for controlling kids' candy consumption this week: Let them go to town. Here's why. → Read More
How to keep your cats safe and stress-free on Halloween night
If you have a feline in the house, check out this handy list of tips from VOKRA. → Read More
Opinion: 5 reasons to vote in the B.C. local elections
Don't really care about municipal politics? Here are 5 reasons why you should. → Read More
How to protect yourself from wildfire smoke, poor air quality
Health officials offer up some tips for dealing with the effects of wildfire smoke. → Read More
Semi-conscious at the wheel of a stolen vehicle? Don't drive
New Westminster police took a suspect safely into custody after a Wednesday night call in Sapperton. → Read More
New Westminster nurse sanctioned for reused COVID-19 vaccine syringe
A New Westminster nurse who instructed a colleague to reuse a COVID-19 vaccine syringe has been disciplined by the B.C. College of Nurses & Midwives. → Read More
These Burnaby Mountain drummers are tops in the world
Simon Fraser University's highly lauded pipe band placed in the top six at the recent World Pipe Band Championships in Glasgow — and its drum corps came out on top. → Read More
Pattullo Bridge closing to northbound traffic Friday night
Pattullo Bridge 2022 replacement project shuts down northbound lanes. Metro Vancouver traffic encouraged to find another route from Surrey to New West. → Read More
Josh Duhamel, Jensen Ackles spotted filming in New Westminster
Buddy Games 2 was filming at Holy Trinity Cathedral downtown. → Read More
New Westminster health-care worker fights deportation to Mexico
For nearly two years, Claudia Zamorano has been quietly working to help keep hospital patients safe in the face of COVID-19 through her work as a housekeeper at Royal Columbian Hospital. → Read More