Category: News & Events

The Fraser River Discovery Centre, located in Downtown New Westminster, is excited to present its next edition of the ongoing ‘Super Saturdays’ family program, taking place on Saturday, February 26th from 10am – 4pm. This month we’re taking a closer look at the Fraser River’s oldest and largest species of fish – white sturgeon! These…

514 Carnarvon Street (Holy Trinity Cathedral) img WHAT IS BEING PROPOSED? Applications have been received for an Official Community Plan amendment, Heritage Revitalization Agreement and Special Development Permit to facilitate the seismic upgrade and restoration of the Holy Trinity Cathedral at 514 Carnarvon Street. In exchange, these applications would also enable the development of a…

The unexpected vandalism and resulting removal of the former toddler play structure in Westminster Pier Park presented an opportunity for public input to better understand community needs in an area of the city that is undergoing significant change. The online survey that was conducted from July 27 through August 16, 2021 received 259 submissions. Responses…

Project Update, December 2021: The Phase 2 Engagement Summary Report is now available! Check out the summary of the engagement process, and the key themes we heard from participants. You can also read the direct comments from community members in the verbatim input report. The project team used the engagement results to help refine the…

January 2022 Project Update: New engagement activities have launched for CEEP 2050. Scroll down to learn more, take our Community Survey and share your suggestions in our Ideas tool (brainstorm, and read ideas submitted by fellow community members). Background Recognizing the importance of addressing climate change, New Westminster City Council adopted a Climate Emergency Declaration…

The Homelessness Action Strategy will develop a five-year vision and plan for addressing homelessness in New Westminster. The strategy will aim to meet the diverse needs of local community members who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness, by seeking to ensure that facilities, programs and services are responsive, and that barriers to access are…

Welcome! Be Heard is the City of New Westminster’s online community engagement space.Check back often to share your feedback and join the conversation! Register once and easily participate again and again on issues that matter to you.  Register once and then easily participate again and again! This one-time registration process will give you access to all…

PHOTO: New Westminster city map from 2041 Official Community Plan According to the latest New Westminster ‘2041 Official Community Plan’ – the city plans to make the community of Quayside…disappear!  According to the official maps displayed in the 2041 OCP [link to entire plan here https://www.newwestcity.ca/ocp ] the city plans for the Downtown district to…

Share your input: Complete the online survey, provide feedback about specific parks, off-leash areas or other places on the Map tool, and contribute your ideas in the Forum. Preface Conversations with the community are underway to better plan and design parks and open spaces that meet the needs of all residents – including seniors, adults,…

The QCB is glad to welcome two new strata developments by Bosa Properties as new members: River Sky 1 and River Sky 2.  Johnson Ng will be the active delegate on the Quayside Community Board for River Sky 2 which houses 234 units and Belinda Larsen who will be the QCB delegate for River Sky…