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New garden centre hopes to take root in Port Moody

New garden centre hopes to take root in Port Moody

A new garden centre hopes to open a pop-up shop on a vacant lot at the corner of Clarke and Kyle streets in downtown Port Moody.
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Braid Street Studios moves into Port Coquitlam

Braid Street Studios moves into Port Coquitlam

Celebrated artist and author Susan Greig, the founder of 100 Braid Street Studios in New Westminster, sets up her rebranded business in Port Coquitlam.
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'Mingling' asymptomatic patron led to Port Moody pub super-spreader event: industry group

'Mingling' asymptomatic patron led to Port Moody pub super-spreader event: industry group

'Now the business is getting blamed for something the patrons did,' claims head of industry organization representing bars and pubs amid WorkSafeBC violations
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Capital projects in Coquitlam come in on time, on budget during pandemic

Capital projects in Coquitlam come in on time, on budget during pandemic

The city of Coquitlam outlined its completed capital projects from 2020, and highlighted millions of dollars in construction work now happening or on the books for 2021-'22.
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Girl Guides restricted with sales of chocolately mint cookies

Girl Guides restricted with sales of chocolately mint cookies

Help the Girl Guides of B.C. by purchasing a box of chocolatey mint cookies for their annual fundraiser.
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Public record should show what politicians are Zooming in, Coquitlam councillor says

Public record should show what politicians are Zooming in, Coquitlam councillor says

Coquitlam Coun. Bonita Zarrillo wants the city clerk to make a special notation in the minutes to show who is present in the council chambers during civic meetings, and who's taking part electronically.
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Yoga, fitness classes could be headed outdoors in Port Moody

Yoga, fitness classes could be headed outdoors in Port Moody

You could soon be able to do your gym workout in a Port Moody park after city council endorsed the idea as part of its program to help small businesses in the city weather the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Small and medium-sized businesses have access to a government grant aimed at launching online storefronts

Small and medium-sized businesses have access to a government grant aimed at launching online storefronts

Businesses can apply for up-to $7,500 to create and enhance their e-commerce operations, working in partnership with a B.C.
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Food festival aims to boost struggling Tri-City eateries

Food festival aims to boost struggling Tri-City eateries

The first-ever Taste of the Tri-Cities runs for five weeks, starting Feb. 15, with about 50 restaurants in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody taking part in the food festival.
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Skip The Dishes adds controversial 'B.C. Fee' to food delivery orders

Skip The Dishes adds controversial 'B.C. Fee' to food delivery orders

And now customers are responding with #boycottskipthedishes
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