Living

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.

A linguist who studies Chinook Jargon will speak about the Pacific Northwest’s “historic language” during a PoCo Heritage event on Thursday night.

Coquitlam writer Paul Hatton recently released his largest work to date, called Paladyne's Revenge.

Coquitlam archivist Emily Lonie spoke to council-in-committee on Feb. 8, 2021, about last year's activities and how the coronavirus pandemic impacted her team's digitization and preservation work.