Many things I am thankful for in living in Canada. One is that I could marry the man I love. I couldn’t do that when I lived in Seattle.
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David Sarraf is one of those hands-on owners cities love, and specializes in turning commercial buildings’ fortunes around.
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The Westminster Club’s possible demise is no surprise. The property’s being sold, and the club’s fate may be sealed.
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As TransLink goes through the Pattullo replacement process, New Westminster is going updating the city’s Master Transportation Plan.
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Hyack Festival Association is a non-profit group created by the city 40 years ago to operate at arms-length and run the city’s festivals.
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New Westminster will finance construction of an office tower above the new civic centre at the corner of Columbia and Eighth streets.
READLike removing a bandage with a mighty yank rather than a slow, painful pull, perhaps the Canucks’ early playoff exit is for the best.
READIt got more expensive to live in British Columbia on Sunday. And that’s no April Fools joke.
READRobo-calls the NDP and Liberals are alleging the Conservative party made during the 2011 election campaign are much more insidious.
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Letter writer John Hunter argues it's ridiculous to estimate the costs of a spill here based on the BP spill in the Gulf.
READIf you’re like many Canadians, you spent much of this past weekend doing your income tax return.
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New Westminster's new Westminster Pier Park will open next month, and is being touted as helping to revitalize the Downtown
READThe world’s thirst for oil is poised to turn the current trickle of crude through Vancouver’s harbour into a gusher.
READLike removing a bandage with a yank rather than a painful pull, perhaps the Canucks’ early exit from the NHL playoffs is for the best.
READDoes anyone tinker any more? Is there time for non-specific activities like pottering, fiddling, experimenting, and inventing?
READThe people who write the words in this newspaper have the fifth worst job according to the job search portal Career Cast.
READThe people who write the words on this website have the fifth worst job according to the job search portal Career Cast.
READThe Stanley Cup playoffs begin on Wednesday but there are questions dulling the Canucks' bright prospects
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Anthony Perl believes replacement of the rail bridge is more vital to transportation in the region, especially in the long run.
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The first official day of spring was Tuesday. You’re excused if you didn’t bolt out to the back garden in your shorts to do a happy dance.
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