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Writer says the Conservatives gutted the federal Fisheries Act while in power

Port Coquitlam's Jenn Salling is headed back to the Summer Olympics after a 13-year absence — for herself and her sport, softball.

Special weather statement lasted for nearly 72 hours for Metro Vancouver and as the first official week of summer continues, Environment Canada is predicting more hot and humid conditions.

Dolores Altin and Elvira Monteforte are creating tree costumes at Lions Park in Port Coquitlam this summer.

Nine patients have tested positive for coronavirus in a medical unit, however, the emergency department is open to receive patients and enhanced cleaning and contact tracing are underway

Active infections in B.C. fall to 1,204 – the lowest total since September 3.

A fire that damaged a home in Port Moody’s Pleasantside neighbourhood Saturday night could have been a lot worse.

More police patrols and a new officer to handle mental health calls among the ways Coquitlam RCMP are dealing with a rise in shootings, mental health calls and assaults

Tri-City elementary school students joined the Butterflyway Citizen Science School BioBlitz from May 30 to June 4, counting dozens of butterflies, bees and other important pollinators.

The federal Conservatives sought an amendment to the federal Fisheries Act that would define raw sewage as a material that cannot be dumped into a waterway, however, the bill was defeated