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Not all victims to get compensation
Bill McArthur says he was five years old when he arrived at the Woodlands School in British Columbia, and the beatings started right away.
Deal reached after decades of abuse at school
The former Woodlands School following a fire in 2006 during a renovation of the buildings to turn them into condos.
British Columbia municipalities tighten their grip on tendering
Metro Vancouver architects, who have designed municipal buildings or structures, are increasingly being cut out of the municipal tendering process.
A man made off with cash last Wednesday after using a weapon to hold up a Maple Ridge liquor store.
Burnaby RCMP and New Westminster Police have arrested four suspected members of a dial a dope operation.
Man convicted of hiring hitmen in Pesic murder can apply for early parole, jury decides
Zdenka Ignatovic and grandson Brandon Pesic, whose mother, Alexandra Pesic, was murdered by plotting family members following a nasty breakup.
Cops hunt young escapee with extensive criminal record
UPDATE: The escaped youth was recaptured Tuesday. His name and photo have been removed from this story.
RCMP release name and photo of young "prolific offender"
In a rare move, Surrey RCMP are releasing the name and picture of a teen who they call a "prolific offender." Police say they got special permission from the Crown to say they're trying to locate 17- year old Corey Real Gatey.
Six years, millions of dollars later, still no school to replace New Westminster secondary
More than six years and millions of dollars have evaporated since a plan to replace New Westminster secondary school was approved, but the district appears no closer to putting a shovel in the ground than when the project was announced in May 2003.
New West exploring a bike escalator
New Westminster is considering a novel way to give hill-challenged cyclists a lift.
There's a new copper collector in town. Many NOW readers grew accustomed to dropping Pennies for Presents donations off at the paper's old office, where they were greeted by longtime receptionist Gina Gourley.
Marks on murder victim might have been footprints, Brotherston trial told
An RCMP forensic identification officer testified Tuesday that he photographed three separate impressions that may have been made by footwear on the body of a man allegedly murdered by a former Highlands councillor and his sons.
Thirsk ready for another space flight
Canadian astronaut Bob Thirsk is just back on the ground after six months in space, but he's already talking about going back up.
Charges laid in 2004 Vancouver murder
A 63-year-old man has been arrested for the 2004 murder of a 79-year-old neighbour in the Columbia Hotel, Vancouver police announced today.
A never-ending construction project in New Westminster
Has any school construction project in B.C. been as complicated as the plan to replace New Westminster secondary school? Although the province agreed to fund the project years ago, the district has yet to turn sod.
Canada's record-setting astronaut back on Earth
Record-setting Canadian astronaut back on Earth Canadian astronaut Bob Thirsk waves after his return to Earth aboard a Russian Soyuz space capsule that landed near the town of Arkalyk, in northern Kazakhstan.
Harold Wellenbrink is in the unique position of receiving the supreme honours from two of British Columbia's most historic classic vehicle organizations and being president of a third.
This weekend marks the annual Christmas celebration at Overlynn mansion, with event proceeds going to Seton Villa seniors' housing.
Pickton's lawyers win bid to broaden scope of serial killer's appeal
Accused serial killer Robert William Pickton sits in a courtroom in New Westminster, B.C. Jan.
Court rules on same-sex church battle
Members of St. Matthew's Anglican Church in Abbosford might have to find a new place to worship, following a B.C. Supreme Court decision on a long battle with the Diocese of New Westminster.