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Plans for a semi-rural area at the far end of Coquitlam’s Coast Meridian Road — and acres of forested land around it — will be up for discussion at virtual public meetings this and next week.

Federal election candidate nominated as Tri-City ridings prepare for a federal election that has yet to be called

“It showed us how nature has taken on a new and important role in our lives,” painter Claire Sower said of the Garden Escapes exhibit, with Marney-Rose Edge.

Strategy led to B.C. extending interval between first and second doses

Parking creates a two-tier system because low-income residents may not be able to use the park because of the extra costs, letter writer says

This month, Tri-City News asked high school valedictorians in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody to describe what it's like to graduate in the second year of the COVID-19 pandemic — and without an official ceremony.

A recent immigrant from Brazil having trouble feeling at home in her new country has launched a new exhibit of immigrant stories at the Station Museum in Port Moody.

Ten of 12 eligible applicants — all non-profits — are sharing the 2021 program’s pot and will use the money to advance unity.

Three teens — two from Coquitlam and one from Port Coquitlam — were successful in applying for the 2021 Beedie Luminaries, which aims to help those facing life challenges in pursuing a college education.

A large hostile crowd formed around the officers as they attempted to arrest a 20-year-old Vancouver man