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As Port Moody wrestles with becoming a self-sustaining community where people can live and work, a new display at Station Museum shows "employment opportunities" have always been a driving force in building the city.

Port Moody is again honouring its business community. Nominations for the city's annual Spike Awards are now being accepted until Oct. 1.

A retired cop from Port Moody is discovering there's not a huge difference between his former career and his current retirement avocation, making soap.

Six residential properties in Burquitlam have been assembled to build 63 stacked townhouses.

A purpose-built rental block that’s going up in Coquitlam’s City Centre neighbourhood will have three times more affordable units than its predecessor.

Plans to build a Mercedes Benz dealership at a former bus depot in Coquitlam will go out for comment this fall.

St. John Ambulance is reinstating its in-person dog therapy program after COVID-19 pandemic put it on hold, including its Tri-Cities division.

Tenants in Coquitlam rental buildings will get compensation — and moving expenses — if their property is being redeveloped and they have to move out.

On Monday, city council advanced the bid by Marcon to build a 38-storey tower at the northwest intersection of Como Lake Avenue and Clarke Road.

Monday, city council green-lighted two development permits for townhouses on Olmsted Street — north of Riley Park — and on Mitchell Street, about a block away.