In the Community

Why would a woman never be Santa? Because she wouldn't wear the same thing two years in a row! With that bit of holiday fun, Santa Claus kicked off the holiday season during the 10th annual Seniors Tea on Thursday, Dec.

As they light candles next Wednesday, local human rights activists will mark International Human Rights Day with a dinner and information session at a Port Moody school.

Finished your Christmas shopping yet? Didn't think so. Not to worry, because this weekend offers plenty of opportunities to check off everyone on the list, and support local artisans and crafters at the same time. Friday, Dec.

A fresh Christmas tree only lasts a few weeks but purchasing a tree from non-profit Aunt Leah's Place lot in Coquitlam will leave a legacy that can last a lifetime.

A fresh Christmas tree only lasts a few weeks but purchasing a tree from non-profit Aunt Leah's Place tree lot in Coquitlam will leave a legacy that can last a lifetime.

Lonely, impoverished seniors will get a little special cheer this holiday season thanks to the Be a Santa to a Senior program, sponsored by the local Home Instead Senior Care plus Save-On-Foods, Thrifty Foods, Price Smart and London Drugs stores in t

A British historical society dedicated a memorial last month to six RCAF airmen - including one whose family lived in Port Coquitlam - who lost their lives in a freak accident in 1944.

They want to raise $100,000. That's how much 10 wishes cost, enough to make the dreams come true for 10 children with life-threatening illnesses.

Gift wrapping can be a chore but it can also be an opportunity to make someone's life a little brighter. That's the idea behind Share's gift wrap and holiday giving tree at Coquitlam Centre mall.

There's a new calendar out just in time for stocking stuffer season, one that showcases women in an unexpected line of work.