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Get ready for more Lougheed lane closures in Coquitlam in May

Get ready for more Lougheed lane closures in Coquitlam in May

The project, which is being handled by Klondike Infrastructure Ltd., started on May 8, 2023.
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Pre-sales open for third building at Coquitlam's Fraser Mills

Pre-sales open for third building at Coquitlam's Fraser Mills

Chapter is the next building at Fraser Mills to be sold by Beedie Living — and the developer's only wood-frame housing complex on the historic Coquitlam site.
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Coquitlam is writing its first urban forest plan. It wants help

Coquitlam is writing its first urban forest plan. It wants help

Until May 31, Coquitlam residents and groups are invited to fill out an online survey that asks about the benefits of having an urban forest and what threats it faces like new roads, climate change and development.
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Don your jersey: Port Coquitlam hosts free Canucks watch parties

Don your jersey: Port Coquitlam hosts free Canucks watch parties

Game 5 of the Canucks–Predators series starts at 7 p.m. tonight, April 30.
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From acoustic speakers to cremation urns: How an Anmore student has turned his hobby into big business dreams

From acoustic speakers to cremation urns: How an Anmore student has turned his hobby into big business dreams

Reece Koufalis is about to graduate from BCIT's business administration program, nine years after he started his own business when he was 11 years old.
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Update: Port Moody brewery fined $7K for selling can of beer to minor

Update: Port Moody brewery fined $7K for selling can of beer to minor

A Liquor and Cannabis Regulation Branch inspector and minor agent visited Brave Brewing in Port Moody last January.
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More than 2K coho fry dead at Port Coquitlam hatchery

More than 2K coho fry dead at Port Coquitlam hatchery

“We don’t know what did this," a frustrated Terry Sawchenko, manager of Port Coquitlam's Hyde Creek hatchery, told the Tri-City News.
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'Work shouldn’t kill': Port Coquitlam declares Day of Mourning

'Work shouldn’t kill': Port Coquitlam declares Day of Mourning

The Day of Mourning on Sunday, April 28, 2024, “is an important reminder every year of what’s at stake,” Coquitlam Mayor Richard Stewart said.
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Coquitlam makes changes in City Centre for electrified vehicles

Coquitlam makes changes in City Centre for electrified vehicles

The cost to charge an electric vehicle at a Level 1 city-owned station in City Centre is now $1 for two hours and $2 for longer. Coquitlam's e-mobility program is also extended to 2028.
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Maps: Now with more spaces, pay parking is approved in Port Moody

Maps: Now with more spaces, pay parking is approved in Port Moody

Port Moody will begin charging for parking at about 400 spaces in five locations around the city.
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