With Hells Angels members gathering in Metro Vancouver this weekend, regional police say their numbers have been bolstered with officers from across Canada to keep an eye on the bikers. The club is ...

The New Westminster Hyack girls finished a disappointing runner-up at the St. Thomas More junior varsity basketball tournament last week. The JV Hyacks, 17-point winners over the Knight girls at the ...

The New Westminster Royals won the skills competition at the recent Drew Henderson Memorial baseball tournament in Whalley. The Royals wasted no time showing their skills in the throwing relay, with ...

The New Westminster Twins won the bronze medal for a second consecutive year at the 48th annual Hyack Little League baseball tournament at Moody Park. The Twins finished undefeated, with a three wins ...

A large floating home is up for sale on the Fraser River in Metro Vancouver. Located in Ladner in Delta, the floating home includes a 60-foot dock, three-car garage, workshop, and boat lift. And some ...

Thanks to Ukrainian immigration, parts of Ukrainian culture, like these Veselii dancers in Nipawin, still remain in the Prairies.Devan C. Tasa / East Central Recorder As Russia invades Ukraine, ...

Glenbrook Middle School made it to the Vancouver and District bantam girls' volleyball finals following wins over Burnaby Central and Burnaby Mountain in round-robin play. Kristina Natalenko was named ...

A full "pink" moon is expected to dazzle Metro Vancouver skies on a clear night this weekend, although it might appear smaller than usual (but don't worry - it didn't shrink). This month's moon will ...

Royal City Track and Field athletes gave some stellar performances at the Jesse Bent meet in Coquitlam. The 27 athletes in a mixed squad of girls and boys in the junior development and midget age ...

New Westminster's Mihailo Stefanovic qualified for the semifinals at the World youth track and field championships in Russia with a B.C. record in the 110-metre hurdles. The New West Spartans club ...

The Burnaby/New Westminster under-14 girls’ basketball team finished fifth at the Basketball B.C. provincial championships. The u-14 girls went 3 -1 at the championships. The team’s only loss, a ...