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Opinion: Gambling with bird flu is asking for trouble — and another pandemic

Opinion: Gambling with bird flu is asking for trouble — and another pandemic

It's time for preventive action, four health experts write.
Port Coquitlam calls for royal party candidates for May Days

Port Coquitlam calls for royal party candidates for May Days

Port Coquitlam elementary school students are sought for royal party positions for next year's May Days festival.
17 teachers in SD43 made more than $150K last year: SOFI report

17 teachers in SD43 made more than $150K last year: SOFI report

SD43 superintendent Patricia Gartland, who is retiring this month, made more than $325K in the last year, ending June 30, 2024, according to the Statement of Financial Information report passed last month.
'A dream come true': Meet the best-selling B.C. author that's chronicled Taylor Swift's style

'A dream come true': Meet the best-selling B.C. author that's chronicled Taylor Swift's style

Sarah Chapelle, 13 years after she started blogging about the pop-culture icon's fashion, has become a celebrity to Swifties around the world.
Survey says Port Moody residents not happy about proposed property tax increase

Survey says Port Moody residents not happy about proposed property tax increase

A proposed 8.52 per cent property tax uptick in Port Moody for 2025 would cost the average homeowner in the city an additional $248.
'The Nutcracker' gets jazzy at this Coquitlam holiday concert

'The Nutcracker' gets jazzy at this Coquitlam holiday concert

Fred Stride will bring his 15-piece orchestra to the Evergreen Cultural Centre in Coquitlam on Friday, Dec. 6, for a performance of Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn's jazz arrangement of "The Nutcracker."
Claire Nielsen: When it comes to skin care, read the labels

Claire Nielsen: When it comes to skin care, read the labels

Our skin is our biggest organ.
Sunday Night Read: 'Migration'

Sunday Night Read: 'Migration'

This short story series submission is from Gloria Parihar of Coquitlam.
Column: B.C.'s mental health crisis needs more than just patchwork solutions

Column: B.C.'s mental health crisis needs more than just patchwork solutions

B.C. residents struggling with mental health need better, more equitable access to medications and resources, says psychiatrist Dr. Diane McIntosh.
Column: 'You belong here' — seeking a harmonious society

Column: 'You belong here' — seeking a harmonious society

"We are each more than we appear to be to ourselves and others," says Davidicus Wong, M.D.