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Two Tri-City student actors appear in Douglas College’s new theatrical production that runs this week.

A Port Moody high school will live-stream an award-winning play next week that was penned and directed by one of their own students.

Port Coquitlam resident Margaret Franz is out with her first book about her sister, Mary Steinhauser, a psychiatric nurse who died during a hostage-taking in New Westminster, in 1975.

Say hello to "Huvudroll." No, it's not this season's must-have storage system or end table. It's a plant-based meatball.

Port Moody's artist-in-residence wins a major public art commission in Ontario.

Pinetree secondary graduate Ed Hill is out with his new show, Candy & Smiley, based on his immigrant parents and growing up in Coquitlam.

A petition started by a Port Coquitlam music teacher to get the government to top of the wages of professional musicians was tabled last week in the House of Commons.

A Mysterious Attraction will open Thursday at PoMoArts, with an online reception on Facebook Live at 7:15 p.m.

Port Coquitlam painter Melissa Burgher will show her new series on March 6 and 7 at the new Braid Street Studios in Port Coquitlam.

Tri-City scribes can look forward to two literary events next month — one of which is now calling for writers to present their pages.