In the Community

Tri-City young people who want to have their voices heard are invited to join a new committee being formed by Port Moody-Coquitlam MLA Joe Trasolini.

Welcome the mid-November weekend by welcoming the salmon home and ushering in the Christmas season, or just check out a great photo show and some live music. TODAY: Friday, Nov.

Port Moody Public Library's new kids' card is now available. Over the summer, local children cast nearly 10,000 votes in PMPL's children's card contest.

Are you looking for a volunteer opportunity helping children in Grades 2 to 4 in a local school? Can you speak French or English? Do you enjoy interacting with children and discussing books? Porter Street elementary school in Coquitlam is looking for

Healthy aging is important for everyone, according to the Alzheimer Society of BC. "And it is essential not to forget the health of your brain as well," says Dorothy Leclair, the society's support and education coordinator for the North Fraser.

On Nov. 23-24 the Blanket BC Society will be launching its fourth annual "Drive on the Line" campaign along the Canada Line.

Prominent activists in the local food movement will be coming to Coquitlam to talk about local food systems and how to improve them. The event is part of the the City of Coquitlam's Leadership Series which began three years ago. On Thursday, Nov.

One of the largest festivals celebrating the return of the salmon in the Tri-Cities is once again pulling out all the stops to educate the public about this amazing natural phenomenon.

Watershed Watch Salmon Society and the Kwikwetlem First Nation have planted hundreds of trees and shrubs at Colony Farm Regional Park as part of a salmon enhancement and reforestation project on the Coquitlam River.

The Tri-Cities community is rallying around Share Family and Community Services for their Christmas campaign. Last year, hundreds of families received Christmas hampers and toys, thanks to the generosity of local residents and businesses.