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Photos: Big turnout for seniors showcase in Port Coquitlam

Photos: Big turnout for seniors showcase in Port Coquitlam

The Seniors Showcase is on today, Oct. 24, 2024, until 4 p.m. at the Port Coquitlam Community Centre, co-presented by the "Tri-City News."
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New bylaw sets maintenance standards for Port Moody rentals

New bylaw sets maintenance standards for Port Moody rentals

Landlords that don't properly maintain their rental properties in Port Moody could face municipal fines from $250 to $1,000 per infraction.
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Coquitlam wrestles with parking orders, unit sizes in new builds

Coquitlam wrestles with parking orders, unit sizes in new builds

Under the provincially mandated housing rules that went into effect last fall, new multi-family buildings close to SkyTrain stations don’t have to provide parking.
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More rentals are coming to Port Moody. A second project awaits

More rentals are coming to Port Moody. A second project awaits

The second project by Anthem Properties includes 128 rental apartments in a 12-storey tower along with a new Ismaili cultural centre
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MP Bonita Zarrillo to present bill in House of Commons on Monday

MP Bonita Zarrillo to present bill in House of Commons on Monday

The bill by NDP MP Bonita Zarrillo (Port Moody–Coquitlam) calls for the end of unpaid work for Canada’s flight attendants.
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Tri-City breweries pick up national, provincial awards

Tri-City breweries pick up national, provincial awards

Taylight, Rewind, Changing Colours, PoCo Brothers and Train Wreck won at the 2024 Canada Beer Cup while Yellow Dog, The Parkside, Moody Ales and Patina picked 2024 BC Beer Awards last weekend in New Westminster.
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Port Moody councillor accuses colleagues of giving short shrift to tall towers

Port Moody councillor accuses colleagues of giving short shrift to tall towers

A proposal by Vancouver-based PCI Developments to build two 39 storey rental towers would be the tallest buildings in Port Moody
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Coquitlam projects $339 more for property taxes, utilities in 2025

Coquitlam projects $339 more for property taxes, utilities in 2025

The biggest utility change is for the new $3.86-billion North Shore Wastewater Treatment Plant project, which may see Coquitlam residents pay an additional $76 next year.
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Proposed Port Moody rental bylaw sets maintenance standards — including AC installation

Proposed Port Moody rental bylaw sets maintenance standards — including AC installation

Fines would range from $250 to $1,000 for each infraction or up to $50,000 if proceedings are brought under the provincial Offence Act.
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These Coquitlam students want unpaid work. Can you help?

These Coquitlam students want unpaid work. Can you help?

Do you own a business? The Work Experience 12 students at Dr. Charles Best Secondary in Coquitlam are looking for volunteer work until the end of January 2025.
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