New Westminster, Historical port city in Metro Vancouver, Canada
New Westminster sits on the Fraser River in Metro Vancouver and includes residential and commercial areas along both riverbanks. The city connects older neighborhoods with brick buildings to newer highrise districts near the waterfront.
This city was the first capital of the colony of British Columbia from 1859 to 1866. After the colonies merged, the seat of government moved to Victoria on Vancouver Island.
The name Hyack comes from the Halkomelem language and means „fast
The SkyTrain line connects several stations in the city with the Greater Vancouver area. A ferry runs between the Quay district and the residential area of Queensborough across the river.
The təməsew̓txʷ Aquatic Center received a nomination for the Prix Versailles and showcases modern sports architecture. The building uses design elements that reference First Nations culture.
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