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Three nonprofits in Port Coquitlam eyed for tax relief — again

Three nonprofits in Port Coquitlam eyed for tax relief — again

Bids are from the Hyde Creek Watershed Society, Kinsmen Club of Port Coquitlam and the Port Coquitlam Heritage and Cultural Society.
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Get a sneak peek of prizes in Place des Arts' online auction

Get a sneak peek of prizes in Place des Arts' online auction

The Coquitlam arts facility will host its eighth annual online auction to raise money for subsidized arts programs and equipment.
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Shopping mall incident shows why service dogs need to be left alone: trainer

Shopping mall incident shows why service dogs need to be left alone: trainer

When a dog responded to a woman having a seizure, a member of the public started petting the animal.
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Boston Bruins claiming Patera demonstrates their desperation

Boston Bruins claiming Patera demonstrates their desperation

The Vancouver Canucks lost goaltender Jiri Patera off waivers to the Boston Bruins.
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B.C. lawyer who stole $1.4M from clients explains gambling addiction

B.C. lawyer who stole $1.4M from clients explains gambling addiction

Crown wants three to five years in prison for former lawyer Steven Peter Mansfield who used money to pay gambling debts
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North Vancouver RCMP looking for suspects in three public sexual assaults

North Vancouver RCMP looking for suspects in three public sexual assaults

Do you recognize this suspect?
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Update: Goat returned home, police have 'no idea how it ended up in Vancouver'

Update: Goat returned home, police have 'no idea how it ended up in Vancouver'

There was a goat chase Friday night
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Port Moody–Burquitlam candidates have a 'conversation' Thursday

Port Moody–Burquitlam candidates have a 'conversation' Thursday

A “conversation” with candidates vying to represent Port Moody–Burquitlam in the Oct. 19 provincial election will be missing one voice.
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Guilty decision expected in B.C. Indigenous society $743K fraud

Guilty decision expected in B.C. Indigenous society $743K fraud

First Nations Employment Society executive director Norma Bird allegedly took $743,295 from her employer with credit card
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Port Moody puts hold on acquiring new public art pieces while it ponders its arts future

Port Moody puts hold on acquiring new public art pieces while it ponders its arts future

Instead, money for public art in Port Moody will go into the city's public art reserve fund until it formulates a new policy for using that fund.
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