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Column: May 25 — An unexpected celebration of soccer in B.C.

Column: May 25 — An unexpected celebration of soccer in B.C.

All three B.C. professional soccer clubs are on the pitch and, much like a local business or grocer, you should support local.
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Sunday Night Read: 'Weathered Wings'

Sunday Night Read: 'Weathered Wings'

This short story series submission is from Madison Hackman of Port Coquitlam.
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Minter: Beans, beans are good for you — and easy to plant

Minter: Beans, beans are good for you — and easy to plant

Beans are light feeders, so all you need is enriched soil with quality compost and not much else, says master gardener Brian Minter. 
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Container Brewing crafts special suds for Coquitlam actor's mom

Container Brewing crafts special suds for Coquitlam actor's mom

On June 16, Tyler Johnston, a Pinetree Secondary grad, and Container Brewing will release a limited-edition beer in honour of his mom who has been diagnosed with leukemia.
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Coquitlam Centre donating money in May for kids mental health

Coquitlam Centre donating money in May for kids mental health

Morguard, which operates Coquitlam Centre mall, has created CHECK-IN for its 18 shopping centres across Canada for young people to dial in on their mental health.
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Summer Child and Youth Passes up for grabs Tuesday in Coquitlam

Summer Child and Youth Passes up for grabs Tuesday in Coquitlam

What a deal: Kids and teens in Coquitlam can have unlimited swims, skates, workouts and drop-ins with the $25 pass, valid from June 14 to Sept. 2.
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Tri-City actors win eight out of 25 roles in TIC's 'Anastasia'

Tri-City actors win eight out of 25 roles in TIC's 'Anastasia'

Tickets are now on sale to see "Anastasia," a Theatre In the Country production that runs June 5 to 22, 2024, in Langley.
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As Coquitlam opens garden, city worries about future parks cash

As Coquitlam opens garden, city worries about future parks cash

Coquitlam's push for development to pay for growth is “no longer the case,” city manager Raul Allueva said.
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High tea served in Port Moody to cap off art centre's 25th year

High tea served in Port Moody to cap off art centre's 25th year

Take a walk down memory lane with PoMoArts as it concludes its silver anniversary celebrations on May 30, 2024.
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Port Coquitlam polls residents on its May Days party

Port Coquitlam polls residents on its May Days party

Port Coquitlam residents who complete the online survey by June 2 have a chance to win a $150 gift card to any business in the city.
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