Anything to do with the river - fishing, boating, tugs, etc. 

New Westminster is composed of both the city on the north shore of the Fraser River and the Queensborough district on the east end of Lulu Island. Queensborough has been changing dramatically over the past ten years from it’s primarily industrial/agricultural roots to a modern residential community. The area of recent development has been named Port Royal.

There is a short passenger ferry ride, called “Q to Q”, from the New Westminster Quayside to Port Royal in Queensborough. The proposed photographic outing is to start at the Quay, take the “Q to Q” ferry to the dock in Queensborough, circle Port Royal and return via the “Q to Q” ferry.

Photo attractions abound on an active river. Angles from the ferry provide a different perspective on the city and on boat traffic on the river, including Annacis Slough. Design features of a planned residential area can be seen throughout Port Royal and the waterfront walkways. More construction partly underway can be seen on the northwest side of the development.

In addition, for those with smart phones, the New Westminster Museum and Archives have launched an interactive audio tour, accessed by QR codes. “From Quayside to Queensborough, uncover local histories as you enjoy your Q to Q trip along the Fraser River.”