Westminster College News

A Westminster College summer camp is helping high school students reach new heights -- literally.

Chris Barton is the new YMCA sports director. Chris Barton feels fortunate. He gets to wake up every day and go to work doing something he loves.

May attacks privilege kept 'at taxpayer expense' Away from the Westminster battlefront, David Cameron relaxed over a pint with a group of Chelsea pensioners.

A Westminster College summer camp is helping high school students reach new heights -- literally.

FIRST Minister Rhodri Morgan has unveiled his government's legislative plans for the coming year, including measures on child poverty, home care charging and affordable housing.

The 103rd New Wilmington Mission Conference will be held at Westminster College Saturday through Friday.

Seventy-four-year-old Gail Hale says she's had enough. "I feel that I was robbed," she said.

IN EASTERHOUSE, even the road humps are hard. Driving along Lochend Road, in search of the first photo-call of the day, I was thrown about The Scotsman's by-election buggy like a rag doll in a spin dryer.

A New Westminster, B.C., police officer who admitted kicking a handcuffed man in the head has been demoted and suspended temporarily without pay.

PMQs VERDICT: BY BEN WRIGHT "We've shot your fox," barked a Labour MP at the Tory benches opposite.

Westminster College Director of Athletics Jim Dafler was recently elected to serve as the chairperson for the NCAA Division III Men's Basketball Committee.

The West tradition of Punkie Night arrived in Westminster yesterday as villagers carrying mangel wurzel lanterns marched to Downing Street to warn Gordon Brown they will fight to keep their post office.

Despite the hastily called midsummer night's meeting, people jammed Maple Ridge council chambers Monday and blasted TransLink and its 30-year plan.

The long-running saga of House of Lords reform will still not be settled for at least several years more - despite the publication today of the third White Paper in seven years.

A New Westminster, B.C., police constable has been demoted, suspended without pay and ordered to take counselling after he admitted that he kicked a suspect in the head at the end of a police chase.

Investigators in Westminster are trying to determine the motive for the deadly stabbing of a 63-year-old man.

Uno the beagle, Westminster's first-ever beagle winner of best-in-show, may be starting a trend.

Shana Ochsner, left, a nursing student at Front Range Community College who also works at the Boulder County campus, helps student Alissa Koehler with a financial aid question.

Don't mention the Hindenburg. I tried it yesterday and it went down like a lead balloon.

MPs are calling for an investigation into allegations that British intelligence has "outsourced" the torture of British citizens to Pakistani security agencies after hearing accounts of people being abducted ...