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A Coquitlam man is $1 million richer after picking the right numbers in the Lotto 6/49 last month. Raymond Kelderman said he couldn’t believe his eyes when he checked his guaranteed prize draw ticket at the Express News on Como Lake Avenue on Sept.

At first, infection rates were only a quarter of those in the general Canadian population. But now those numbers are growing

At least 22 per cent of surveyed firms report a severe decline in revenue; nine per cent of surveyed B.C. companies say they aren't planning wage increases

Hundreds of firefighters from across British Columbia have been working tirelessly south of the border.

"Pretty universally the virus has been brought into the community by community members themselves or their family, and that’s been a hard message to give,” says Dr. Shannon McDonald

Wilkinson was in town with all four Tri-City candidates and a promise to eliminate provincial sales tax for a year as provincial election heats up in the Port Moody-Coquitlam riding

Taylor John Brazier, 26, was found dead Sept. 11 at the North Fraser Pretrial Centre in Port Coquitlam. Caught in a bureaucratic waiting game, the family is speaking up to try to understand how a prisoner could overdose during a lockdown and why help for the family has taken such a tortuous route.

Active children and adults, and people with respiratory disease, such as asthma, should limit prolonged outdoor exertion.

Massive shift to mail-in voting doesn’t necessarily mean many more people are going to vote, says SFU senior lecturer

Renters worried about losing their homes as the COVID-19 pandemic numbers are growing rallied in Coquitlam on Tuesday to demand more protection from evictions and big increases in their monthly rents.