In the Community

A host of fun and community-building activities will be taking place in Port Coquitlam as the city celebrates Youth Week at the beginning of next month.

GOLDEN BOY A Coquitlam pianist is golden after clinching the top score in B.C. for a Royal Conservatory of Music exam. Gabriel Kennedy received the gold medal for his Preparatory B test at a ceremony at the Chan Centre last week.

The Royal Canadian Legion's Port Coquitlam branch is making eight bursaries available to Tri-City high school students.

Students and staff at James Park elementary school won't be moving into their newly constructed building until September but the excitement is already in the air.

SomeYouth Week happenings in Coquitlam: Recognizing efforts and achievements across community and home for the outstanding contributions by youth and youth advocates this past year, the Tri-City REACH awards are taking place May 3 from 6:30 to 8:30 p

If you just had a baby, do you know the correct way to install a car seat? What if you have toddlers: do you know when and what immunizations are required at every growing stage? And for children in preschool and kindergarten, are you up to speed on

Students at Douglas College will get the opportunity to earn credits while giving back.

It's time for coho smolts to begin their long journey from Hyde Creek to the ocean. Thousands of fish will be released Saturday, April 21 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

My teen wouldn't do that? Maybe not but during adolescence, kids and their friends will be faced with many difficult choices. As parents, there are things you can do leading up to adolescence to help your children navigate these challenging times.

Ken Catton, vice-president and general manager of Port Moody's Pacific Coast Terminals, recently congratulated graduating students and PCT scholarship winners Caitlin Potts, Emiko Newman and Naomi Oh.