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(DECEMBER 2011)

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Poplar Is Back
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REMEMBRANCE DAY
QCB PRESIDENT
JAMES CROSTY and VP MARIA BISOGNIN join
QCB board member to lay wreath on behalf of Quayside Residents.
SEE PHOTOS HERE

QUAYSIDE PARK is the only childrens amenity in the Quayside Community and it is in danger of being replaced by a Pedestrian Bridge to Queensborough...some do not want this to happen. READ MORE

SPECIAL REPORT
by Director at Large
TED EDDY
CONCEPT DRAWING
of Pedestrian Bridge presented by City Hall
[View is taken from Queensborough]
PETITION TO SAVE PARK article by local paper Newsleader
SPIDERMEN joins the fight to save the park

SIGN THE PETITION
Send email with Name, Address and SAVE THE PARK in Subject Line.

BEAUTIFUL
& DEADLY

Another reason to keep your pets on a leash or indoors? Coyote attacks on pets is on an increase. READ MORE

McINNIS OVERPASS
You may have noticed the work being done on on the overpass. Here is some info and contact info if you have any questions.
READ MORE

POPLAR ISLAND

We look at it every day - but do you know anything about it? READ MORE

PHILANTHROPIST Donates Moeny To YOUTH CENTRE

Ted Eddy, Director-at-large for the Quayside Community Board presents a $100 cheque to Lesley Cole, Manager Seniors & Youth Services, from sales of his Photo Greeting Cards at the fifth Annual Quayside Festival and Sale to honour the first anniversary of the Youth Centre. This year's gift follows his gift to last year's capital campaign.

BLOG FEATURE

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Quayside Community Board

The QUAYSIDE COMMUNITY BOARD (QCB) is comprised of one delegate and one alternate from seventeen of seventeen residential building in the geographical location known as 'The Quayside' in New Westminster, BC, Canada. The group of dedicated members represent just under 2000 units and an estimated 4500 plus individual residents in this close-knit community.

QUAYSIDE is a jewel on the Fraser River and the board is dedicated to keeping it as such. Meeting on the last Wednesday of each month, this board works on issues and matters related to the well-being of their community. In addition, the board works with local and surrounding businesses to ensure that the members of the overall community continue to live in an area that is clean ,safe, managed growth and above all enjoyable.

The Quayside Community Board is devoted to: Assisting Strata Corporations, Housing Cooperatives and Community Planning for the Quayside area.