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It’s going to cost you more if you park illegally in Port Moody. Tuesday, council agreed to double fines to $100 for parking in contravention of a traffic control device as well as stopping or parking where signs say it’s not allowed.

Domestic and international passengers will be required to have their temperature checked before leaving Vancouver International Airport (YVR).

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) is warning gardeners to avoid planting seeds from packages they weren’t expecting to arrive in the mail. The agency says it’s investigating reports of people receiving seeds from “unsolicited packages.

BC conservation officers responding to 'aggressive black bear' in the heart of Port Moody

Despite Coquitlam-Burke Mountain MLA Joan Issacs's comments nearly a month earlier distancing herself from a BC Liberal ad buy in a 'virulently homophobic and transphobic magazine,' Tri-Cities Pride says she has yet to call out her colleagues continued support of the publication.

A man who allegedly used a fake driver’s licence to rent an apartment before cleaning out the property of thousands of dollars worth of appliances is being sought by the Coquitlam RCMP.

The BC Teachers Federation was quick to criticize the Ministry of Education’s plan to have students return full-time to classrooms in September. Schools are scheduled to re-open on Sept.

While Supt. Annette Fellner moves on to a new role with the Lower Mainland’s E-Division, the local detachment will search for a replacement

A Site C worker who tested positive for COVID-19 has been cleared to leave self-isolation and has returned home.

B.C. Premier Christy Clark said Port Coquitlam Mayor Brad West is a “very, very political guy, a very partisan guy,” when asked about comments he made about her government's handling of the money-laundering file