Well over 100 people attended the official opening of the New West Progressives (NWP) campaign office on Monday evening. The NWP used the special event as the occasion to announce that long-time Glenbrooke North resident J.P. LeBerg has been nominated to run as a school trustee candidate. LeBerg, a father of three children in the […]
New Westminster, B.C. (August 3, 2018) – As part of its Our Schools, Our City – Together platform, the New Westminster Progressives (NWP) school board trustee candidates are making a commitment to develop and pursue a comprehensive “Technology and Innovation in Learning Strategy” for New Westminster schools – called New West Schools 2022. The New
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After months of planning, the New West Progressives are pleased to announce we will be officially opening up our new high profile campaign office on Monday, August 13th. We are inviting the community to join us for a special ribbon cutting ceremony and some cake and refreshments from 7-9 pm. The new office will be
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The New Westminster Progressives (NWP) announced today they have plans to ensure Queensborough feels better linked to the rest of our city. Council candidate Bryn Ward announced a number of measures aimed at addressing local community concerns. “We’ve heard loud and clear from the people of Queensborough they’re tired of city hall treating them like
Arenex ‘bubble’ decision should be put on hold until after civic election New Westminster, B.C. (July 19, 2018): The New Westminster Progressive (NWP) candidates announced today if they are elected to council, they will work to secure funding for a new ten lane competitive pool and community centre in the West End. They are also
Council candidate Paul McNamara is calling upon New Westminster council to end the political charade when it comes to their support of a new ten lane competitive pool in our city. This comes after a local resident contacted McNamara to advise that Councillor Jaimie McEvoy, Chair of the Parks and Recreation Committee, told him he
New Westminster, BC (July 12, 2018): New West Progressive school trustee candidates marked the 100 day countdown to the civic election by releasing the first component of its “Our Schools, Our City – Together” platform. It includes a commitment to establish a new City and Schools Advisory Committee which in part will help better coordinate
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It was a warm summer evening when almost 50 people attended a special fundraising event hosted by NW Progressive school trustee candidates Danielle Connelly and Cyrus Sy. The event attracted people from across the city who are looking for change and have a keen interest in supporting two quality candidates running for school board. New
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New Westminster should be looking to places like Montreal and Europe when it comes to the consumption of liquor and encouraging more of a patio culture in our city. As part of their ‘Fun City’ platform, the New West Progressives are committing to reforming the way our city approaches the serving and consumption of alcohol
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New Westminster, B.C. (June 18, 2018): Increasing housing affordability and supporting renters are key components of a Five-Point Affordable Housing Action Plan released today by the New Westminster Progressive (NWP) council candidates. “Having the next council focus more on increasing affordable housing and supporting renters is key if we are going to maintain our position
