In the Community

Children who can use self-control, forethought and self-reflection to stay on task have better learning success and the organization representing parents in School District 43 wants to share the latest details.

Are you looking for work? Considering a career change, looking to upgrade your job skills or transfer into a new field? This spring, Port Moody Public Library is partnering with the Port Moody WorkBC Employment Services Centre to offer a series of fr

HERITAGE SUCCESS Areez Saleh, Jenna Jessa, Kaylie Deane and Ziyan Karim organized last month's Heritage Woods secondary fundraiser in aid of cystic fibrosis.

The Tri-City Transitions Society is accepting names for an upcoming group for parents.

Dogwood Pavilion is hosting a pub night on Friday, April 24. There will be food, dancing and entertainment as Vancouver's HighRise Lonesome will be performing a mix of bluegrass and country classics. Doors open at 5:30 p.m., dinner is served at 6 p.

When you begin gardening, you might want to start small. And some green thumbs want to stay small. For those people, Sunday's Port Moody Farmers Market hosts its final Small-scale Gardening Workshop (it was postponed from last weekend).

There is one session left in the Share Family and Community Services Alcohol and Drug Program's free weekly education series.

Next weekend will be a fishy one in the Tri-Cities.

The public can mix and mingle with three of Port Coquitlam's "most interesting people" at a social next month.

This weekend brings chances to shop (and shop some more), take in some energetic live music, learn about the life cycle of salmon (and send them on their adolescent way to the ocean) and explore a wild new playground in Coquitlam.