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Coquitlam's Joel McCarthy can't remember the first time he made a film but he can remember first time he asked the question "Why does god hate me?" The title of the 21-year-old's latest short film was inspired by a conference he attended during his d

Ah, fresh air. You can breathe some in and take a short hike this month that has something for everyone: tranquil wetlands, lush rainforest and views of Addington and Minnekhada marshes.

Place Maillardville, at 1200 Cartier Avenue, Coquitlam, offers the following free and low-cost programs for families. FREE PROGRAMS Family Drop-In, through Dec. 21.

What spends its childhood in the water, its adulthood in the forest and stays up all night hunting for bugs? Join a Metro Vancouver park interpreter in Searching for Salamanders, a program for families with children six years and older running from 1

School children can learn about the benefits of taking public transit for free during International Walk to School Week. From Oct.

A local service club is joining forces with Share Family and Community Services to make sure everyone has enough food this fall.

Hundreds of students turned out for Pinetree secondary's first annual Terry Fox Run last week in support of cancer research.

Get in the Christmas spirit this week-end with the 33rd annual motorcycle toy run, then get in touch with some local history at Ioco Ghost Town Days. TODAY: Friday, Sept.

The cities of Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody are offering free, year-long admissions to all Grade 5 students for drop-in swimming, skating, and gymnasium-based activities, and 12 free admissions for Grade 6 students.

Share Family and Community Services' alcohol and drug program is hosting a drop-in education series.