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Coquitlam, Port Coquitlalm students work with top scientists

Four Tri-City students will get a closer look at the hidden world of human DNA during a spring break work-experience with B.C. gene researchers.

SPOTLIGHT: Pink Fox shirts, BC Lions' Lulay

THE FOX ROCKS Leadership students at Port Coquitlam's Terry Fox secondary spread the anti-bullying message last week by working with Minnekhada and Kwayquitlam middle school students at Hyde Creek recreation centre.

Talk feminism at Port Coquitlam Philosopher's Cafe

SFU Philosophers' Cafe is back at Port Coquitlam's Leigh Square later this month to talk about the F-word.

PoCo teen photographers can enter library contest

Port Coquitlam teens can celebrate Teen Tech Week 2012 in March by participating in Fraser Valley Regional Library's (FVRL) Picture This photo contest.

Kids benefit from new music program

They start with exercises by standing up and singing "Mi, mi, mi" in unison. Next comes the parachute, where voices are raised the higher the fabric goes.

THINGS TO DO: Francophone festival

Welcome to the weekend, folks. Whatever the weather, there is something to keep you and yours busy, and keep the winter blues at bay.

One week left to nominate people for PoCo volunteer awards

Port Coquitlam residents have a week left to nominate fellow citizens for the Volunteer Recognition Awards , which honour people who have helped make their community a better place.

Coquitlam students introduce school board to TED

Two Dr. Charles Best secondary school students are putting their passion and ideas onto videos and sharing them with the world through TEDxKids@BC .

Riverside's Rapid Change hosts fundraising fashion show

A group of students at Riverside secondary school called Rapid Change is hosting its annual fashion show on March 7. WELL-Dressed runs from 7 to 8 p.m. (doors open at 6:30 p.m.

Disney dance Sunday in Coquitlam to aid music students

Young people in Lindbjerg Academy's Performance Glee Choir are no stranger to hard work to help themselves. And now, they're no stranger to helping others.