In the Community

The city of Coquitlam is offering webinars to small business owners needing an online presence during the pandemic.

Unique event aims to serve up some spooky fun safely

The Tri-City News is among 41 companies to make the cut for a new business resiliency award.

Staff, community mourning the loss of Kim Yorston, who helmed the circulation department for many years, helping many carriers get their first job

After sewing 1,000 masks, Susan Walter now has a way to keep her offerings to the community dry through the rainy fall and winter months.

The Pathways Serious Mental Illness Society is offering the Family to Family course via Zoom to help families whose loved ones are struggling with severe mental illness

Early on in the COVID-19 pandemic, Susan Walter thought she could be a good neighbour, rid herself of scraps of material she’d accumulated over the years and raise some money for causes close to her heart by sewing a few masks .

Whether at home in your garden or in a park with someone dear, there are dozens of fun ways to join Coquitlam in Bloom and raise community spirit this year.

Cezar Salaveria thinks art and design should spark conversation. And what better place to converse than a coffee shop.

Insiyah Dharsee is making the best of a summer without camp, hanging out with her friends or extensive travel.