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Learn to care for aging parents at Port Moody workshop

Are you juggling the responsibilities of caring for your aging parents, your kids, your finances, your career, your retirement, and your well-being? Do you struggle with how to preserve your relationship with your parents as they become more dependen

SPOTLIGHT: A silver medal for a Gleneagle fashion designer

TALLEST TOWER Coquitlam's William Tigor, a fourth-year electrical engineering student at BCIT, was one of dozens of students who participated in a competition to see who could build the tallest tower and catapults from office supplies.

Port Moody Ecological Society needs buckets

The Port Moody Ecological Society is in urgent need of buckets for this year's Fingerling Festival and is asking the community to help.

Port Moody man is riding for his family and for a cause

Craig Rawlyk knows first-hand what cancer can do to a family. The Port Moody resident lost both of his parents to the disease in what he said was one of the most trying periods of his life.

Go green on Earth Day at Coquitlam Public Library

Coquitlam Public Library invites everyone concerned about the planet to a program on environmentally friendly living to commemorate Earth Day.

Coquitlam banker added to Douglas College board

The Douglas College Foundation has three new board members - one of them from Coquitlam.

Making music matters to Minnekhada kids

For a few moments, the noise is deafening. Ryley Huber is pounding out a beat on the drum kit. Jessie Wong and Anne Hung are playing clips from their dance video. And other students are chatting or noodling about on assorted instruments.

Port Moody green group will honour volunteers

To celebrate its 20th anniversary and National Volunteer week, the Port Moody Ecological Society will be holding an event to honour its volunteers this Saturday, April 9. The event will be held at 9:30 a.m.

Dance and help at the mall

The art of belly dancing will be front and centre May 1 at Coquitlam Centre mall when Confidance and the International Bellydance Academy host a "shimmy mob" to raise funds for Tri-City Transitions, a local resource centre that helps women and childr

April 11 fundraiser to benefit variety of Tri-City groups

The Coquitlam branch of the Canadian Federation of University Women will host a fundraiser at the John B. Pub next week. The money collected from the April 11 event, which starts at 6 p.m.