In the Community

Early on in the COVID-19 pandemic, Susan Walter thought she could be a good neighbour, rid herself of scraps of material she’d accumulated over the years and raise some money for causes close to her heart by sewing a few masks .

Cezar Salaveria thinks art and design should spark conversation. And what better place to converse than a coffee shop.

Insiyah Dharsee is making the best of a summer without camp, hanging out with her friends or extensive travel.

It’s hard to tell whether the smiles or eyes were bigger on kids at Kwikwetlem First Nation last Tuesday when they collected shiny new bikes to put through their paces at a special rodeo put on by Coquitlam RCMP.

Mossom Creek summer camps will be offered over two weeks in August on a first come, first served basis.

A Coquitlam immigrant is so appreciative of the new life he’s been able to build in Canada, he’s hoping to be selected as one of the country’s top 25 immigrants in an annual “people’s choice” competition put on by Canadian Immigrant magazine.

For the first time in 43 years, the smell of pancakes fresh off the griddle won’t be wafting through the expansive garage at Port Moody Fire Rescue’s Inlet Centre fire hall.

Drum and bugle band plays for pizza