In the Community

Oh, baby, a child's first years of life are an adventure and every parent needs plenty of support and information.

Community awareness of mental health issues is part of New View Society's mandate and, to that end, the long-serving advocacy organization is offering a course to teach people skills so they can assist someone facing a mental health problem or crisis

Coquitlam Public Library is partnering with Place Maillard community centre to offer free family storytimes. These storytimes are for kids from birth to five years of age and will be offered on alternating Wednesdays from 10:55 to 11:15 a.m.

VROOM VROOM Mobil 1 Lube Express in Port Moody had a special showing this month of a prize-winning race car.

Share Alcohol and Drug Program invites you to attend any or all of its latest education series.

"Once upon a time..." is a phrase we love because we know a great story awaits.

Community awareness of mental health issues is part of New View Society's mandate and, to that end, the long-serving advocacy organization is offering a course to teach people skills so they can assist someone facing a mental health problem or crisis

Two sites have been chosen in the Tri-Cities to benefit from the TD Friends of the Environment Foundation Tree Days Tree Planting. In Coquitlam at Marguerite Park, 1480 Marguerite St., 300 trees will be planted by volunteers on Sept.

A Coquitlam woman will be among a group of longshore workers who will be showing off their skills at the first BC Waterfront Games next month. The games, which take place at Mitchell Island in Richmond on Sept.

Are your glutes and hamstrings ready for the Coquitlam Crunch Diversity Challenge? The fifth annual event to raise funds for community grants that promote diversity awareness, respect and integration takes place this Saturday, Sept. 6.