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09/21/2024

This letter writer believes pay parking is moot in places like Suter Brook Village where hour limits were already implemented.

09/21/2024

Quinn Hughes: "You don't fix what's not broken."

09/21/2024

Your riding style, the Better Business Bureau says, will determine the type of e-bike that's best suited for you.

09/21/2024

VANCOUVER — The British Columbia election campaign is set to officially start today, with Lt.-Gov. Janet Austin issuing the writ for the Oct. 19 vote. The date, however, didn't deter political leaders from getting a head start on the campaign.

09/21/2024

VICTORIA — There has been a major upheaval in British Columbia politics since the last provincial vote in 2020. Here's a look at the political timeline, resulting in two party leaders who are both running for the first time as premier in the Oct.

09/21/2024

Teale Phelps Bondaroff, who wants a provincial pilot project, says there are currently few options to enforce vehicular noise pollution.

09/21/2024

Read what's on in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody on Saturday, Sept. 21, 2024.

09/21/2024

B.C. MP concerned an amended Citizenship Act could proliferate passing of Canadian citizenship rights indefinitely to birth tourist descendants living in foreign countries

09/21/2024

Coquitlam Express was led by goalie Eric Young, who stopped 34 of the 35 shots he faced

09/21/2024

Whether you’re keeping the day jam-packed or taking it easy, the key is to find a rhythm that works for both you and your children

09/21/2024

No stranger to political controversies at nomination level, Richmond businesswoman reboots campaign after being dumped by longtime political ally Teresa Wat

09/21/2024

PoCo Heritage will open "Crimes, Fines & Hard Times" at the McAllister Avenue museum on Thursday, Sept. 26, 2024. Free tickets are now available for the reception.

09/21/2024

B.C. man says food delivery workers on bicycles continue to ride on sidewalks, says no way to hold them accountable for illegal act

09/21/2024

Increase B.C. library core funding to $30 million, Victoria told at UBCM

09/20/2024

Resolution wanted cubs taken to a wildlife sanctuary for health assessment, treatment or euthanasia.

09/20/2024

Elections are about proposing visions, solutions and investments to make B.C. a thriving place, Sonia Furstenau says.

09/20/2024

B.C. Conservative Leader promises 'complete removal' of carbon tax, says contributing to province's affordability problems

09/20/2024

Union of B.C. Municipalities asks for updated courthouse capital asset management plan

09/20/2024

Some B.C. courthouses handling criminal charges that didn't originate in municipality

09/20/2024

The BC SPCA says glue traps cause severe pain, suffering to rodents and other animals when caught

09/20/2024

The Coquitlam Sports Centre User's Association was formed in 2005 to help advocate for including a curling facility in the Poirier Sport and Leisure Complex.

09/20/2024

Also, why some employers are demanding a return to office, mental wellbeing programs for workers and where the jobs are for new grads

09/20/2024

We need action — now — on the homeless crisis in the Tri-Cities, writes Rev. David C. Cathcart of the Trinity United Church in Port Coquitlam.

09/20/2024

Under-policed ports allow flow of drugs, contributes to overdose crisis, Union of B.C. Municipalities' delegates heard Sept. 20.

09/20/2024

Today, Sept. 20, the BC Green Party announced Samantha Agtarap as its candidate in Port Moody–Burquitlam for the provincial race.

09/20/2024

Mini donuts remain on top despite a late challenge by corn dogs at UBCM annual general meeting

09/20/2024

The Globe and Mail spoke with educators, students and parents on how the first few days of school have played out under the new rules

09/20/2024

New involuntary care model to begin at correctional facilities in Surrey, Maple Ridge

09/20/2024

The anti-SOGI group blamed the SOGI supporters, on the other side of Guildford Way in Coquitlam, of changing the meeting time and location in their online ad.

09/20/2024

Curt and Derek Malawsky were reunited on the New Westminster Salmonbellies just prior to the 1995 Mann Cup.

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An otter at Coquitlam's Lafarge Lake

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