Over five thousand people appeared to protest the controversial Trans Mountain project.
Analysis: Indigenous groups lead latest anti-pipeline protest
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City of New Westminster to consult with residents on cannabis rules
“The City is planning on conducting public engagement on this topic in the spring,” Mayor Jonathan Coté
Whitecaps begin a new era
Despite ending last season on a sour note, the boys are back.
Coquitlam in bloom
Coquitlam in Bloom will be focusing on fostering participation in sports.
Coquitlam to utilize new technology
“These initiatives will help us in improving our citizens’ services and customer experience,” Danny Bandiera, IT manager City of Coquitlam
British Columbia Federation of Students criticizes federal budget
“Students are struggling with housing and education costs every day,” Simka Marshall, chairperson BCFS
BC government reveals 2018 budget plan
“Vancouver, it’s a good city, but it’s not Manhattan.” Ethan Charleton, Douglas College student
Women’s volleyball team wins provincial championship
“The biggest thing for us is we just play for each other,” coach Jeff Ross
Royals men’s basketball team wins provincial title
This is the first championship title for the Royals men’s basketball team since the 2007/2008 season.
Councillor proposes ban on single-use plastics
“We can convince people that they don’t need as much plastic,” Lorrie Williams, New Westminster city councillor