Local Business

Burnaby's Mike Hurley and John McEwen of Anmore will continue to serve of Metro Vancouver's chair and vice chair on the board of directors.

Rocky Point Ice Cream started in Port Moody in 1997.

A&W franchise owner Roger Milad wants to build an eight-storey mixed-use project on a property in Port Moody currently occupied by his drive-thru restaurant and the old Rocky Point Tap House.

An immigrant from Spain started the Tree Legacy Society last year in Coquitlam, a group that aims to combat climate change in B.C.

Besides the Metro Vancouver appointments and nominations, Coquitlam council also named those who will lead the civic committees in 2025.

With 61 per cent of local rental housing stock at least 45 years old, and 86 per cent of those units along a Transit-Oriented Area, Coquitlam is moving ahead with a bylaw to protect tenants.

The proposal would redevelop the site of an existing A&W drive-thru restaurant on St. Johns Street as well as the old Rocky Point Tap House next door.

Sign up for restock alerts, try a subscription service or shop during off-peak hours are some tips the Better Business Bureau (BBB) suggests during low supply.

The City of Port Coquitlam until the end of the year to produce a Housing Needs Report, and a year to update the Official Community Plan (OCP) to align with the Report and the provincial housing targets.

The foundation for the Port Moody hospital needs $175,000 by Dec. 31, 2024, to meet its holiday campaign target. The nonprofit said the Canada Post job action is having a big impact on its fundraising.