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A North Vancouver man is facing public indecency charges after police allege he exposed himself to two teen victims aboard a local bus. The incident happened on the evening of Aug.

Veteran Coun. Diana Dilworth says municipal politicians have a right to a respectful and safe workplace, calls on province to develop a code of conduct and complaint process

Those living close to the forests edge ‘need to be hardening their property against the spread of wildfire,’ says Port Moody Fire Chief Ron Coulson.

So far, the waitlist has connected nearly 1,500 patients with a care provider across Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Port Moody and New Westminster.

T&T Supermarket, which has a major location at Coquitlam Centre, announced in a written statement it would resume “inviting all customers and employees to take your temperature before entering the store” effective Sept. 14.

Most of Coquitlam school district's students are headed back to school starting today masked, anxious and excited.

The Vancouver Fraser Port Authority has lifted a 12-year-old moratorium on new recreational docks in Indian Arm and the eastern portion of Burrard Inlet.

District of North Vancouver firefighters are investigating possible causes this morning after spending several tense hours battling a wildfire that broke out in a forested area near Deep Cove Wednesday night.

$7.6 billion spent on its pandemic actions

West Vancouver resident captures amazing closeup of Western hemlock looper moths during outbreak