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Missed meet a scheduling issue
Re: "Cadman doesn't live up to late husband's standards," The Now letters, July 3. Lori Mayhew, president of the New Westminster and District Labour Council, omitted several important facts that I would like to put straight.
Rock 'n' roller has one foot in the blues
Talk to Rich Hope for any amount of time, and you can't help but be impressed by how comfortable he is in his own skin.
Man claims $29,000 in car is pop can refunds
A British Columbia man found with $29,000 in plastic baggies in his car says he had the cash because he's been collecting soda cans.
New West police search for sex-assault suspect
Surveillance image of a suspect in a sexual assault in New Westminster. Photograph by: Handout, New Westminster Police Service New West police are on the lookout for a 19-year-old male after a sexual assault in an apartment building on Saturday.
Retired police remember top-secret MJ meeting
Michael Jackson was at the top of his game, fresh off his smash album Thriller, when he came to Vancouver in 1984.
A pregnant woman on her way to work was sexually assaulted early Tuesday, New Westminster police said.
Accident and stabbing mar otherwise quiet Canada Day in B.C.
Paramedics attend the scene of a crash in Queen's Park in New Westminster, B.C., on Canada Day.
Would-be bank bandit wearing ski mask foiled in New Westminster
A crowbar-brandishing would-be bank bandit was foiled by employees and passersby in a bizarre robbery gone wrong Tuesday morning in New Westminster.
BCCLU: Looking Out For You. Well, Not If You Live Up North.
The BC Civil Liberties Union has announced that it will challenge the BC ridings map for the 2013 election, as they believe it unfairly boosts rural voters' rights--at the expense of the urban ridings.
New cycling route officially opens
A penny-farthing cyclist rides over the Winston overpass after the grand opening of the Central Valley Greenway in Burnaby yesterday.
Bittersweet verdict for sister of missing woman
It was dreary Thursday morning outside the B.C. Court of Appeal in Vancouver, where Sandra Gagnon sat and waited for hours to learn the fate of Robert Pickton.
B.C. Court rejects Robert Pickton's appeal
An artist rendition shows Robert Pickton listening to the guilty verdict in B.C. Supreme Court in New Westminster, B.C. on Sunday, Dec.
New walking, cycling path opens this weekend
Decades of dreaming, five years of planning and $25 million culminate this Saturday with the opening of a 24-kilometre pedestrian and cycling path that links Vancouver, Burnaby and New Westminster.
Barry Petrow shoots pool at the Headway Centre in New Westminster....
Brain injuries are often silent disabilities that create a ripple effect on the lives of many.
Read the 1987 Vancouver Sun story about Brenda Blondell's murder conviction
Spectators in the public gallery applauded Friday as a B.C. Supreme Court jury found Brenda Blondell and Andrea James guilty of second-degree murder in the killing of Mya Kulchyski.
Pickton guilty of second degree murder on all counts
Robert Pickton will find out on Tuesday how many years he must spend in prison before he can apply for parole.
To Sept. 20 The gallery is open seven days a week In 1946, when Joseph Plaskett was a struggling, young artist, he received a financial lifeline from the estate of another B.C. artist.
Shotgun-toting crook loses sentence appeal
A career criminal who was caught with a sawed-off shotgun under his trench coat during a routine police stop in Surrey has lost an appeal of a prison sentence he argues is too high.