In the Community

A group of parents concerned about the lack of schools on Burke Mountain has launched a website, a Twitter account and a Facebook profile to share news and information. The website http://schoolsforburke.

Paris in (almost) springtime was a dream come true for some School District 43 high school students this spring break, some of whom met up at the famed Notre Dame Cathedral in a chance encounter that surprised many.

Say good-bye to the week that was and say hello to a weekend full of live shows, hockey play-offs, unique art and plenty of late-winter sunshine.

Families interested in supporting foster children in the Tri-Cities are invited to find out what's required and how they can get involved at an information session planned for Thursday, March 12.

Families with young children will see more pop-up play opportunities and get access to more information about programs thanks to a new program funded by the provincial government.

Members of Port Coquitlam groups wishing to grow their organization and networks are invited to attend the Community Group Fair in the Outlet workroom at Leigh Square this Saturday, March 7.

The organization involved in building and operating a permanent homeless shelter and transition housing in Coquitlam is reaching out to the community it aims to serve.

People shuttling on and off airplanes like cattle may not remember the old days of elegant train travel and other luxury transportation but the Port Moody Heritage Society will bring it all back to life next weekend.

Wood carver Michel Campeau started his chainsaw in the Nelson Street parking lot of Coquitlam's Mackin Park this week.

If you're a student aiming for a career in health care, Eagle Ridge Hospital Auxiliary may have some cash for you.