About NWARC
The New Westminster Amateur Radio Club, is an organization that was created to promote the exciting hobby of Amateur / Ham radio and emergency communications.
In 1996 the NWARC was formed and is a non-profit society organized to deliver communication services during emergencies. NWARC can provide qualified communications personnel to establish ad-hoc communication links where and when they are needed. NWARC augments the community's existing communication infrastructure, providing the additional capacity that is often needed during emergencies.
You can contact the executive via email to 
Club Meetings
NWARC monthly meetings
The club holds it's monthly business meetings on the third Tuesday of September, October, November, January, March, April and May. The doors open at at 7:00pm.
However, the formal business meeting starts at 7:30pm and normally runs to 8:30pm or 9:00pm. You do not have to be a member to attend our meetings. If you are planning to physically attend please email the executive prior to the meeting to reserve a spot (Due to COVID-19). [ exec @ nwarc . org ]
Business meetings are not held in December, July or August. Please contact the executive [ exec @ nwarc . org ] to see if an informal meeting will be held in those months.
We hold our monthly meetings at the rear of the City of New Westminster parks board building, also called Century House. It is located at 620 Eighth Street, New Westminster, BC.
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