In the Community

You can join in on the curiosity and speculation about Easter Island at a session later this month at Port Coquitlam's Terry Fox Library.

Port Moody resident Mary Anne Cooper (above-left) won a Heritage BC award last month for her continued excellence in heritage conservation. Cooper scooped the Ruby Nobbs Award for her volunteer work on the IoCo townsite.

Tri-City elementary students could get the chance to find out what it takes to be a fire chief for a day, as Fire Prevention Week kicks off in some municipalities next Monday.

The number of sockeye salmon returning to the Fraser River in 2009 was the lowest in 50 years, fuelling fears that the stock was rapidly collapsing. The following year, however, saw a salmon bonanza, with huge numbers of returning fish.

Feeling creative? thinking about making Christmas gifts for family or friends? Dogwood Pavilion is offering a new jewelry making class this fall, beginning Monday, Oct. 17 from 1 to 3 p.m. and running for four weeks.

In the grey days of fall, it can be hard for even the hardiest green thumb to find inspiration. That's where Coquitlam's Inspiration Garden, located in Town Centre Park, comes in.

Fire, police and emergency services personnel will be honoured as part of the Port Coquitlam Heritage Society's Guardian Angels display set up around the municipality this fall.

Attention handy men and women: Coquitlam Public Library has a resource for you.

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.