In the Community

The Noons Creek Hatchery is being overwhelmed by invasive plant species. But they’re not weeds or blackberries choking the paths and walkways leading to the volunteer-run salmon hatchery and water quality testing laboratory.

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Families came out to tour Port Coquitlam's public works yard on Broadway Street last Saturday. The site was open as part of Public Works Week.

The best of Polish food and entertainment was on display under the sun on Sunday at Port Coquitlam’s Leigh Square at the annual Polish Culture and Heritage Day, which ran from 1 to 9 p.m.

Registration, sponsorship open for the Saccomaniacs Golf Tournament and Trade Show

From Wikipedia: "The term 'Snoezelen' (pronounced snuzələ(n)) is a neologism formed from a blend of the Dutch 'snuffelen' (to snuggle, also: to sniff) and 'doezelen' (to doze, to snooze).

Weekend guide for Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody.

Sam Doucet is raising funds to improve the lives of children and adults affected by Crohn’s Disease and colitis

A team of Simon Fraser University students from the Tri-Cities are well on their way to solving the problem of medical waste created by devices that can only be used once and by hospital overstocking.