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Transportation report card shows rise in vehicle ownership in the city

The community event circuit was busy for Coquitlam residents in 2019. According to a staff report, 157 block parties, summer concerts and cultural festivals were held across the city last year, working out to an average of one every 2.3 days.

Sunday, Meiyan Yip and Sue Johnson will be celebrating a special anniversary with cookies. In fact, the anniversary is about cookies — and friendship.

Port Moody Mayor Rob Vagramov started his first council meeting since his charge of sexual assault was stayed on Nov. 13 by apologizing to the city’s residents. “I’m really sorry to the public of my hometown for this ordeal,” he said.

Cannabis retailers hoping to open up shop in Port Moody will have to wait a little longer. City council was considering zoning amendments that would allow four such shops — three on St.

Brad West pleased with the decision to end foreign sponsorship of receptions at its conventions

A tree that temporarily halted trains on the Millennium Line has been removed and service has been returned to normal

Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody cooperating on an inter-municipal licence for ride-hailing companies

More than 800 Tri-City residents are without power Wednesday in a morning that saw high winds knocked out electricity across several areas in Metro Vancouver.

Man who stabbed him at the Coquitlam bus loop in 2011 was only recently sentenced