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Win four VIP seats to see the May Days parade in Port Coquitlam

Win four VIP seats to see the May Days parade in Port Coquitlam

The 101st Rotary May Day Parade is nearly a week away. Here's how you could earn the best seat on the block.
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World’s largest bounce park may come to Coquitlam this summer

World’s largest bounce park may come to Coquitlam this summer

If OK’d by council, FUNBOX plans to operate in Coquitlam on the weekends and holidays until the end of September.
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If you're in Anmore and an emergency hits, there's an app for that

If you're in Anmore and an emergency hits, there's an app for that

Alertable is a free downloadable app to advise of emergencies like earthquakes, wildfires and floods.
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BC United pitch ex-BC Tory veep for Coquitlam–Maillardville seat

BC United pitch ex-BC Tory veep for Coquitlam–Maillardville seat

Brandon Fonseca of Coquitlam served as the BC Conservatives' vice president from 2021–22, but he left last year.
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Stop lighting open-air fires in Coquitlam parks: police

Stop lighting open-air fires in Coquitlam parks: police

“We are urging the public to stop any open-air burning in any park as it increases the risk of forest fires within our communities," Coquitlam RCMP said.
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Getting ready for annual plant sale in Coquitlam is a 'labour of love'

Getting ready for annual plant sale in Coquitlam is a 'labour of love'

The Dogwood Garden Club is holding its annual plant sale on Saturday, May 4.
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Giveaway: Win theatre tickets in Port Moody for Mother's Day

Giveaway: Win theatre tickets in Port Moody for Mother's Day

The "Tri-City News" and IOCO Players Theatre are offering readers a chance to win a pair of seats to see "Love Letters."
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From acoustic speakers to cremation urns: How an Anmore student has turned his hobby into big business dreams

From acoustic speakers to cremation urns: How an Anmore student has turned his hobby into big business dreams

Reece Koufalis is about to graduate from BCIT's business administration program, nine years after he started his own business when he was 11 years old.
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Sunday Night Read: 'Dreams of Freedom'

Sunday Night Read: 'Dreams of Freedom'

This short story series submission is from Elias Ishak of Burnaby.
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Coquitlam photos show what music 'sounds' like to a Deaf person

Coquitlam photos show what music 'sounds' like to a Deaf person

Vancouver artist Silas Ng, who has been Deaf since birth, attempts to recreate the effects in his photo collection "Music in My Eyes."
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