Local Business

Coquitlam crews this morning (Tuesday) put the finishing touches on the second pop-up parklet in the city. 

Plans for a semi-rural area at the far end of Coquitlam’s Coast Meridian Road — and acres of forested land around it — will be up for discussion at virtual public meetings this and next week.

This month, the city’s building permits division said it would be introducing a new bylaw before council, by the summer break, to regulate civic addresses for new developments in Coquitlam.

The updated infrastructure maintenance agreement, which was OK’d last month by Coquitlam city council, covers assets at municipal boundaries.

Milestones has been sold to a Quebec-based company.

The city extends the late penalty deadline while reminding residents that home owner grants are now administered by the provincial government; a tax deferral program is also available for qualifying B.C. taxpayers

Mega project would add 4,000 new homes, a hotel with a convention centre and jobs for 1,800 people next to the Coquitlam Central transit station.

City crews in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody are ripping up key roads over the next few months for major infrastructure work.

Eligible youth who are accepted into the customer service digital literacy program will learn technical skills needed to work in a variety of administrative and customer service occupations; Douglas College has received funding to provide the program virtually

Port Coquitlam business woman re-opens Art Knapp as a smaller store with a new name just a few months after the garden store closed