New Westminster City 'staff error' fills local resident's basement with raw sewage

New Westminster City 'staff error' fills local resident's basement with raw sewage

One New Westminster resident came home Friday to find her basement full of raw sewage. When she contacted the city, they said it's not their responsibility to clean it up.

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