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Tri-City Halloween displays

A number of Tri-City residents are decorating their homes for Halloween. The following haunted houses are open to the public for viewing: Vickie Ayers' haunted house is located at 443 Draycott St.

Disciplining kids the topic of Nov. 20 talk

Children are always testing their boundaries and it's up to parents to deal with the situations as they arise. But what is the best way to discipline and what does the word mean? Those questions and more will be answered on Nov.

Lee talks memoir

Port Coquitlam's Terry Fox Library will host fashion writer J.J. Lee on Oct. 30 for a talk about the transformative nature of memoir writing. Lee will read from his book The Measure of a Man: The Story of a Father, a Son and a Suit .

Walk for Rett Sunday at Maple Creek

A recently formed society is hosting a fundraiser this Sunday that aims to increase awareness of a neurodevelopmental disorder that primarily afflicts girls.

THINGS TO DO: Live! at Place des Arts

Friday, Oct. 18 WOODSHOW Coquitlam's KMS Tools (110 Woolridge St.) hosts its 7th annual woodshow this weekend, featuring the work of artisans such as canoe builders, carvers and turners.

SPOTLIGHT: Hospital cash, upgrades to Pitt-Addington

QUACK, QUACK Coquitlam resident and SFU professor Gary Mauser , president of the Barnet Rifle Club, joined Les Bogdan , director of regional operations with Ducks Unlimited Canada (DUC), which recently completed the rebuild of the Pitt-Addington Mana

Port Moody Foundation delivers cash

A group that looks out for young people. A ranch that hosts kids with special needs. A society that delivers meals to those who need them. These are among the recipients of the Port Moody Foundation's 2013 grants.

Playgrounds for fun and learning in Coquitlam

On a cool, crisp fall day, when the leaves on the trees in Mountain View's school courtyard were the colour of ripe pears and ready to drop, some Grade 3 and 4 students scampered through a concrete breezeway on their way into class.

Please.... scare us!

I magine a group of strangers sitting around a campfire, listening and watching, silent and unmoving, as you spin a terrifying tale, knitting its loathsome strands together one by one as the firelight flickers about your face.

Beyond spanking: seminar looks at discipline

Children are always testing their boundaries and it's up to parents to deal with the situations as they arise. But what is the best way to discipline and what does the word even mean? Those questions and more will be answered on Nov.