Local Arts

As Place des Arts readies its 2021/22 season, it recognizes that art can be a healing force in troubling times

Diane Currie Sam is creating Olivia O., which tells the story of a migrant teenaged girl that gets separated from her mother at the U.S.-Mexico border.

ScotFestBC: The British Columbia Highland Games is on for Sept. 3 and 4 at Coquitlam's Town Centre Park.

New sculptural show about how we connect opens at Leigh Square

Created by Terry Fox Secondary graduate Richard Bell, Brotherhood tells the true events of 1926 when a group of youths capsized in a canoe on Ontario's Balsam Lake.

Coquitlam is budgeting nearly $1 million more for post-pandemic relief to residents, businesses and groups this and next year.

Chase Petriw is cast as Christopher in Virgin River, which started streaming its third season on July 9, 2021.

A social media account that was co-founded by a Port Moody woman as a distraction to get through the COVID-19 pandemic has now morphed into a book.

PoMo's 2022 calendar is being planned and photographers — self-proclaimed and professional — are being asked to submit pics of the city's various landscapes.

A $100,000 study, paid for by the city and the Coquitlam Public Library, will look at current gaps, future trends and population projections in growing neighbourhoods, for new branches.