We have been Sapperton residents for 24 years living on Kelly Street and we are in favour of the proposed Elizabeth Fry Society rezoning
READTraffic is the curse of this city. Imagine a New Westminster without rush hours or trains.
READIn response to Elizabeth Fry Society's contention there has always been community services in the Sapperton area: she is absolutely right.
READWhen Elizabeth Fry Society applied to amend the OCP to build a four-storey office building in the neighbourhood
READOn behalf of the members of the New West Artists I'd like to thank River Market and thenetworkhub.ca for hosting our successful exhibition
READWe are writing this letter to express our concerns regarding TransLink’s plans to expand the Pattullo Bridge to six lanes.
READNew Westminster ACORN supports the OCP amendment application needed by Elizabeth Fry Society in order to develop the property in Sapperton.
READI am writing regarding the issue of parking and the existing Elizabeth Fry Society building at 402 East Columbia St.
READI read with dismay about the McBride-Sapperton Residents’ Association’s unanimous opposition to the Elizabeth Fry Society’s plans
READBC Hydro's right British Columbians have been patient. For over a year now they’ve brought forward varied concerns about smart meters
READMay Day has had many wonderful traditions that have endured while other less wonderful customs have become dim memories or forgotten.
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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.
READNew Westminster’s City Council supports a motion calling for exemptions for cities and municipalities in the Canada-E.U. Trade Agreement.
READI’d like to thank BC Hydro customers for their patience as we transition to a more modern electricity system.
READWe have our fair share of unfilled potholes in New Westminster. The city of Toronto came up with a novel and practical idea
READTransLink is that unelected public transit body which has proven its ability to bury Lower Mainlanders in taxes
READChris Bryan speculated on the nature of post-carbon transportation in the Lower Mainland.
READThe controversy over our May Day has risen its ugly head once more and as a life-long New Westminsterite it makes me both angry and sad.
READSome people wouldn’t bother to pick up a penny on the road
READLast year, I wrote complaining of rampant violence, noise, loitering, drug use, and other problems at 22nd Street SkyTrain Station.
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