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FortisBC to pilot low-carbon hydrogen Port Moody production plant

FortisBC to pilot low-carbon hydrogen Port Moody production plant

The project would produce hydrogen and synthetic graphite from natural gas.
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BBB encourages new graduates to watch out of employment scams

BBB encourages new graduates to watch out of employment scams

According to the bureau, there was a 130 per cent increase in 2021 of young adults losing money and personal information to what they believed was a legit employment opportunity.
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John B Pub owners set to open cannabis shop in Coquitlam

John B Pub owners set to open cannabis shop in Coquitlam

The establishment's co-owners are looking to rezone a property a just few doors down.
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You can soon crack a cold one at a Coquitlam park — without a penalty

You can soon crack a cold one at a Coquitlam park — without a penalty

On Monday (June 20), city council gave three readings to the proposed bylaw and will start this summer when it's formally approved.
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A taste of summer: Seven Tri-City breweries create drink to symbolize teamwork, unity

A taste of summer: Seven Tri-City breweries create drink to symbolize teamwork, unity

Have you tried the summer sour? Here's where you can find the local collaborative concoction on tap.
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Photos: Pop-up beach in downtown Coquitlam nets industry award

Photos: Pop-up beach in downtown Coquitlam nets industry award

Three colourful pop-up parks in Coquitlam provide shade, a place to sit and games to play.
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Consider a child's needs when searching for summer camps: BBB

Consider a child's needs when searching for summer camps: BBB

Experts encourage parents to find a "trustworthy" camp for their kids and to consider visiting the site before enrolment.
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This Coquitlam neighbourhood is home to the city's first mass timber community

This Coquitlam neighbourhood is home to the city's first mass timber community

Mass timber construction is the newest form of housing coming to Coquitlam. Homes are selling from as low as $550,000 for a one-bedroom townhome, with a private outdoor entry.
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Three more cannabis shops OK'd for Coquitlam

Three more cannabis shops OK'd for Coquitlam

Coquitlam city council granted second and third bylaw readings on Monday to rezone three properties to sell cannabis.
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$10K in fines issued for lack of guardrails at three Tri-City construction sites

$10K in fines issued for lack of guardrails at three Tri-City construction sites

One company was slapped with a $7,500 ticket for repeatedly violating WorkSafeBC's stop-use order.
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