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Headlines from the past: Don't mess with Port Moody's repetition man (and woman)

Headlines from the past: Don't mess with Port Moody's repetition man (and woman)

The owner of Gator's Gym in Port Moody, and one of its personal trainers, ran down a thief who tried to pilfer some personal belongings from a locker in 1997
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Big Brothers is now at the Coquitlam recycling and waste centre

Big Brothers is now at the Coquitlam recycling and waste centre

Metro Vancouver recently joined forces with Big Brothers of Greater Vancouver to accept reusable household objects at its United Boulevard Recycling and Waste Centre (995 United Blvd.) by Eaglequest Golf.
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Port Coquitlam on a housing 'roller coaster,' chief planner says

Port Coquitlam on a housing 'roller coaster,' chief planner says

Bruce Irvine, Port Coquitlam's director of planning and development, said council OK'd 779 units in 2024 — a new record for the city — to adhere to Victoria's new legislation to address B.C.'s housing crisis.
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Port Coquitlam residents would pay more for better roads: survey

Port Coquitlam residents would pay more for better roads: survey

A total of 74 per cent of respondents to a City of Port Coquitlam budget poll said they feel they're getting value for their tax dollars, but want the city to spend less on festivals and special events.
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Photos: New Green, PPC faces in the Tri-City federal race

Photos: New Green, PPC faces in the Tri-City federal race

There could be a spring election in Canada. Do you know who is running in the Tri-Cities?
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Staff report recommends Port Moody avoid strict 'buy Canadian' policy

Staff report recommends Port Moody avoid strict 'buy Canadian' policy

Port Moody staff and councillors will only be approved for travel to the United States for pre-booked activities or critically important conferences or training.
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North Port Coquitlam home to be razed, lot split for subdivision

North Port Coquitlam home to be razed, lot split for subdivision

Next month, Port Coquitlam city council will consider at a planned subdivision for 1776 Jensen Ave. to subdivide the property for two new homes.
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After two years, this public space in Port Coquitlam will reopen

After two years, this public space in Port Coquitlam will reopen

The City of Port Coquitlam hosts at party in Leigh Square on Friday, April 4, 2025, to celebrate the renewal of the civic space. The celebration runs from 6 to 9 p.m.
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New subdivision in Port Coquitlam means less yard for two homes

New subdivision in Port Coquitlam means less yard for two homes

Two property owners on Hastings Street in Port Coquitlam will lose part of their yards when a laneway is built for a new subdivision.
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Headlines from the past: Could Hollywood help save a part of Port Moody's heritage?

Headlines from the past: Could Hollywood help save a part of Port Moody's heritage?

In 1997, a pair of Port Moody councillors looked to Hollywood as a way to save the city's old Ioco townsite, pitching it as a set for film and TV productions
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