Living

The Tri-City News catches up with some of the stories we told early in the COVID-19 pandemic to see how people got through the past year, and the things they learned from their experiences. Darren Lee reinvigorated his career as an Elvis tribute artist.

The Tri-City News revisits some of the stories it told early in the COVID-19 pandemic to see how people have coped, and the things they learned. Michelle Cheong had to find new ways to get creative to save her Port Coquitlam art studio.

The Tri-City News is checking back in with some of the people whose stories we told earlier in the COVID-19 pandemic to see how they coped through a challenging year. Port Moody mom Ledawne Shelstad had her artistic side awakened.

The Tri-City News catches up with some of the stories of 2020 to see how people have weathered the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. Coquitlam yogi Chris Ridout has been bringing mirth, music and excercise to local seniors homes at a time when residents need it most.

If you were lucky enough to get a live tree for Christmas and are looking for ways to recycle it, a few Tri-City groups will take it for chipping this weekend.

Tyler Johnston, the Pinetree secondary graduate who plays Stewart on the Crave show "Letterkenny," speaks highly of growing up in Coquitlam.

Malls have closed their Santa villages and community events are banned because of public health orders. But there's still a way to visit with Santa Claus thanks to a Vancouver talent booking agency.

Martin Mayer will perform A Grande Christmas at Coquitlam's Evergreen Cultural Centre on Dec. 19.

Keep kids’ hands and minds busy this month with a free holiday-at-home kit offered by the city of Coquitlam.