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The local Liberal candidate’s campaign office has been vandalized twice within one week. Will Davis, the Liberal candidate in New Westminster-Burnaby, recently opened his campaign office at 648 Sixth St. in Uptown New West.

Record reporters were out on the town on election – covering the action at city hall and at the Team Cote and New West Progressives election parties.

The Forum for Millennial Leadership wants you to know that 31 candidates under 40 were elected as mayors and councillors in the weekend’s election – 26 in Metro Vancouver and five in the Fraser Valley.

The “labour machine” crushed the competition in New Westminster’s 2018 civic election.

Will any of the issues raised by non-Team Cote candidates and constituents on the campaign trail find their way into council chambers? Time will tell.

The number of voters in New Westminster has gone up, but the actual voter turnout has gone down. According to the city’s election office, the voter turnout for the Oct.

The City of New Westminster may review its election policies in light of concerns raised during the 2018 election campaign.

The battle of 2018 may be over, but the war to win seats on city council and school board will go on for the New West Progressives.

New Westminster Mayor Jonathan Cote is willing to take on a bigger role in the region following the 2018 civic election. Cote easily won his second term as mayor, on a night when other mayors in Metro Vancouver weren’t quite as lucky.

Nadine Nakagawa is on a roll. Nakagawa, who was named New Westminster’s Citizen of the Year last November, cruised to victory in her first bid for city council.