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Blueberry River launches new company, introduces CEO

Blueberry River launches new company, introduces CEO

Outgoing Fort St. John mayor Lori Ackerman to head new resources venture
Burke Mountain's first café highlights new social hub

Burke Mountain's first café highlights new social hub

IBEX officially opened last weekend as Coquitlam continues to meet the northeast neighbourhood's expansion.
5 tips to celebrate a fun and safe Halloween with fireworks

5 tips to celebrate a fun and safe Halloween with fireworks

Willow Fireworks has been safely and legally selling fireworks for 20 years
Tri-Cities Chamber opens nomination call for next board of directors

Tri-Cities Chamber opens nomination call for next board of directors

A new volunteer leadership group will be elected in late November, and will provide expertise for the region's business community.
Will third party political machines make the difference on election day?

Will third party political machines make the difference on election day?

British Columbia’s election laws regulating third parties need more teeth and the regulator needs more tools, says the co-founder of Democracy Watch.
Port Moody entrepreneurs team up for a tasty treat that will only be available for a short time

Port Moody entrepreneurs team up for a tasty treat that will only be available for a short time

The unique sorbet will only be available until its one batch runs out.
How paint can elevate the look and value of your home on a small budget

How paint can elevate the look and value of your home on a small budget

Looking to renovate or refresh? Roarty Painting will help transform your space
Scams perpetrated online rose 87% since 2015: BBB

Scams perpetrated online rose 87% since 2015: BBB

Factors involved? Social media, world events and changes in consumer behaviour.
Coquitlam, Kwikwetlem First Nation seek $20M to raise dikes

Coquitlam, Kwikwetlem First Nation seek $20M to raise dikes

Deadline looming for the two agencies to submit an application to a national grant program to upgrade the dikes in southern Coquitlam.
Scavenge for prizes in Port Coquitlam's annual harvest festival

Scavenge for prizes in Port Coquitlam's annual harvest festival

Pet costume contest, pumpkin carving and cupcake painting among the fun things taking place in downtown Port Coquitlam, leading up to the Harvest Festival at Leigh Square on Saturday, Oct. 22.
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