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Screenshots at Coquitlam arts hub give "a window into people’s pandemic lives"

Screenshots at Coquitlam arts hub give "a window into people’s pandemic lives"

Port Coquitlam photographer Asalah Youssef, 18, has nine images and stories up at Coquitlam's Evergreen Cultural Centre until May, capturing the pandemic isolation.
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More hands needed to run the Coquitlam district music fest

More hands needed to run the Coquitlam district music fest

A volunteer call is out to save the CDMF Performing Arts Festival for next year — and beyond.
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Coquitlam library waives fines for the rest of the year

Coquitlam library waives fines for the rest of the year

The Coquitlam Public Library board announced this week that it’s extending the no-fines policy for the rest of 2021.
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Tri-City actors in 'humanity' plays at Douglas College

Tri-City actors in 'humanity' plays at Douglas College

Two Tri-City student actors appear in Douglas College’s new theatrical production that runs this week.
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Port Moody high school to premiere award-winning student play

Port Moody high school to premiere award-winning student play

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.
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Port Coquitlam author reveals sister's hostage-taking, death at B.C. jail

Port Coquitlam author reveals sister's hostage-taking, death at B.C. jail

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.
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Gordie Howe Bridge project to include work from Port Moody artist

Gordie Howe Bridge project to include work from Port Moody artist

Port Moody's artist-in-residence wins a major public art commission in Ontario.
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Coquitlam comedian sees wide release for debut special

Coquitlam comedian sees wide release for debut special

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

Artists make gravitational waves in Port Moody

A Mysterious Attraction will open Thursday at PoMoArts, with an online reception on Facebook Live at 7:15 p.m.
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Braid Street Studios moves into Port Coquitlam

Braid Street Studios moves into Port Coquitlam

Celebrated artist and author Susan Greig, the founder of 100 Braid Street Studios in New Westminster, sets up her rebranded business in Port Coquitlam.
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