Highlights

More than 10 camping pots and sets are on the recall list.

A seniors care home hit hard by COVID-19 is among the first in the Tri-Cities to get doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine, the Tri-City News has confirmed.

The new leader of Canada’s official opposition called U.S. President Donald Trump “erratic, unfair and, quite frankly, dangerous” during a townhall this week with the Tri-Cities Chamber of Commerce.

Port Moody's Station Museum wants to convert an old storage shed into a Men's Shed society to give local handymen a place to work on their personal projects, as well as their mental health.

Nine violation tickets were issued by Coquitlam RCMP in December

I crossed paths with my neighbour outside the house the other day. I wished him a happy new year and asked how his holidays were. He said they were great and then asked me about mine. I decided to answer honestly.

'Keep their memories alive,' says Mahda Jahromi, a lecturer in Sustainable Energy Engineering, seeking commemorative efforts to remember the victims of Flight 752 that was shot down Jan. 8, 2020

A developer proposing condos, townhouses along the Mary Hill Bypass in Port Coquitlam briefly considered breaks on home ownership costs but will adhere to city requirement for 10 affordable rental units instead; now some councillors think affordable home ownership should be included in the city's housing needs plan

Ukrainian Airlines Flight PS752 was shot down over Tehran a year ago this week, killing 176 people, including a Port Coquitlam family of three. Now victims' families are demanding answers as they raise money for international legal action

Two high schools — one in Port Moody and one in Coquitlam — were the last to have exposures investigated in 2020, according to a School District 43 Facebook post while Surrey had 50 students who tested positive over winter break