In the Community

Looks like a pretty grim weekend ahead, weather-wise. Luckily there are plenty of ways to stay entertained, with live music, theatre and improv to keep everyone warm, dry and, best of all, laughing. TODAY: Friday, Jan.

A Saturday afternoon movie matinee is a great way to spend some time. Join Pinetree Community Centre on Saturday, Feb. 4, from 2-4:30 p.m., for a Children's Movie Extravaganza.

A quick-thinking Dr. Charles Best grad may have saved the life a toddler but Corina Lascano said her actions were instinctive. "When you see something like that you don't think twice about it," said Lascano, 18.

The Trovato household is like any other at the end of the workday when everyone is rushing to get dinner on the table and the little ones are beginning to feel ignored.

A quick-thinking Dr. Charles Best grad may have saved the life a toddler but Corina Lascano said her actions were instinctive. "When you see something like that you don't think twice about it," said Lascano, 18.

An African children's choir will perform at Coquitlam Christian Centre next week as part of its Beautiful Africa: A New Generation tour.

Teens who enjoy creative writing can indulge their craft with a new club at Coquitlam Public Library .

The winter session of the Port Moody Library Book Buddies will run on Saturdays from Jan. 28 to March 10.

So you think you know it all? Douglas College is offering to prove it while raising money for a library in Uganda.

A program is being offered at the Coquitlam's Dogwood Pavilion to teach unpaid caregivers some basic tools for supporting their loved ones and themselves.