Local Business

Tina Gohar, a Gleneagle secondary graduate, launched Eat Tri-Cities on Facebook last August; the restaurant reviews and recommendations are now on Instagram.

Despite pandemic restrictions, the Tri-Cities Chamber of Commerce Golf Classic tournament in July is expected to be popular as the sport has gained a huge following

A Port Coquitlam high school is getting creative with fundraising for its graduates, during Year 2 of the pandemic.

Coquitlam is encouraging more businesses to make use of their outdoor spaces as the weather warms up.

Soaring COVID case counts in B.C. include infections among staff at major national grocery stores across the Lower Mainland.

If you want to take a spin around Douglas Island, Gates Park and the PoCo Heritage Museum and Archives without leaving the comfort of your home, a Victoria-based company has a fun option.

Owner of Grelhados hopes to make up the loss of indoor dining with take-out, delivery, and made-to-owner cocktails as B.C.'s restaurant industry takes a hit with three-week indoor dining ban to curb COVID-19

BC Housing announced Tuesday that the səmiq̓wəʔelə/Riverview Lands in Coquitlam will remain public, and the Kwikwetlem First Nation will receive land transfers as a result of the new partnership with the B.C. government.

Drivers of electric vehicles (EV) will soon have more city charging stations in Coquitlam to plug into.

COVID-19 pandemic forced Inno Foods to harness its Tri-City workforce, manufacturing knowhow and equipment to add product lines and produce Canadian-certified N95 masks by the millions through an offshoot company, Inno Lifecare