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Douglas College is offering emergency funding to students in need during the COVID-19 pandemic. The college’s emergency fund, which is there to help students facing financial hardship, now stands at $600,000.

T-shirts and hoodies send a message of physical distancing while helping Port Moody’s Eagle Ridge Hospital

Sales of a Czech pilsner by Mariner Brewing will help Coquitlam Search and Rescue buy a custom 22-foot jet boat for water rescues

Coquitlam’s IoT Design Shop is part of a program called the BC COVID-19 Printing Group, where everyone from hobbyists in their basement to commercial enterprises throw dozens of 3D machines at the task of protecting health care workers

Unnamed slider device created by Coquitlam company Unique Fabricated Objects aimed at letting businesses and customers interact safely during pandemic

$70 million is up for grab’s in the Friday, April 3 LottoMax jackpot.

B.C. has given the province’s municipal bylaw officers guidelines on how to approach the ticketing of the likes of people re-selling essential items during the pandemic.

‘We are writing history right now,’ says firefighters’ union president Gord Ditchburn of Port Coquitlam

These cameras don’t take selfies: Two intersection speed cameras have been activated in the Tri-Cities: one in Coquitlam and one in Port Coquitlam

The Sewsociety Project is producing scrub cabs nurses and other health care workers can wear while on the front line of the COVID-19 pandemic