In the Community

The Teen Advisory Group, which helps plan and develop teen-oriented programs at Port Coquitlam's Terry Fox Library, is looking for members.

You can sign up for a fun, no-hit inline hockey program this spring in Port Coquitlam.

Dementia often brings about changes in behaviour and communication, which can dramatically affect family caregivers. That's why the non-profit Alzheimer Society of B.C. is running its free Family Caregiver Series in Coquitlam in early April.

Would you like to see your pet in pictures? The BC SPCA has launched its 2013 Animal Lovers' calendar contest, a fundraiser and a chance for your furry friend to win a spot in the non-profit society's popular annual calendar.

Looking for a little money to help pay for your post-secondary education? The Royal Canadian Legion, Port Coquitlam Branch 133, is offering eight education bursaries to students attending public and private high schools in School District 43.

What was PoCo like 100 years ago? What did people do for fun? Where did they go to school? What was Shaughnessy Street like? You can find out on Friday in a fun and interactive program at PoCo's Terry Fox Library.

If you're looking to get growing in a new community garden with some built-in security, an information night next week will give you an opportunity to find out how to get involved - from the ground up.

Spring is officially here (yes, it's true), so shake off the winter doldrums and get the family exploring, whether it's checking out local art and live entertainment offerings or stretching your legs like a Great Blue Heron at the Colony Farm nature

From the Harlem Shake to Gangnam Style, dance videos influence people across cultures, countries and generations. And a Port Moody mom thinks dance can be used to stop human trafficking.

Port Coquitlam residents can get first-hand advice about reducing waste by following and interacting with contestants in the city's Waste-Loss Challenge contest.