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Why B.C. needs to build up its early clinical trial capacity

Why B.C. needs to build up its early clinical trial capacity

Clinical trials are critical not only in the development of drugs, but a healthy life sciences ecosystem
West Vancouver 'party house' fire likely human caused, fire chief says

West Vancouver 'party house' fire likely human caused, fire chief says

A full investigation won't get underway until Monday
Public hearing set for Port Moody's biggest redevelopment project in its history

Public hearing set for Port Moody's biggest redevelopment project in its history

The project would see about 5,500 new residents living in Port Moody's Coronation Park neighbourhood when its completed.
Why IKEA in Coquitlam is celebrating 'Hej Days' with food, shopping deals

Why IKEA in Coquitlam is celebrating 'Hej Days' with food, shopping deals

IKEA is celebrating '80 years of innovation' with a party at all Canadian stores, including Coquitlam.
Remove racist language in land title documents, UBCM tells Victoria

Remove racist language in land title documents, UBCM tells Victoria

Vancouver Coun. Sarah Kirby-Yung said Metro Vancouver municipalities once restricted Asians in many areas.
Port Coquitlam pitcher one step closer to the Major Leagues

Port Coquitlam pitcher one step closer to the Major Leagues

Port Coquitlam's Curtis Taylor was drafted in the fourth round of the 2016 MLB draft by the Arizona Diamondbacks.
Add food waste to climate plan, UBCM urges Victoria

Add food waste to climate plan, UBCM urges Victoria

163,000 people in B.C. used a food bank in March of 2022.
Headlines from the past: The Tri-Cities' problem that never seems to go away

Headlines from the past: The Tri-Cities' problem that never seems to go away

The construction of a new Port Mann Bridge was supposed to relieve congestion.
Have you seen him? Photo of alleged Coquitlam trail attacker released

Have you seen him? Photo of alleged Coquitlam trail attacker released

Police arrested Pouria Sahragard, 32, in a nearby store following an attack on Sept. 7 near the trail at Glen Drive and Johnson Street at around 7:45 p.m.
Strike a paws: Backyard bear becomes subject of B.C. photoshoot

Strike a paws: Backyard bear becomes subject of B.C. photoshoot

At first, Eric Koch thought the bear was a prank. "I thought it was a stuffed bear," he says.