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The Societe Francophone de Maillardville received $107,242 for next year's Festival du Bois, while the United Scottish Cultural Society was awarded $82,974 for the 2020 Highland Games

The City of the Arts is about to get weird. That means instead of floral watercolours to hang on the wall, expect the inky punk stylings of I, Braineater. Instead of argyle socks, pick out fishnet stockings.

Port Moody wants B.C. municipalities to have the ability to set their own speed limits for local streets.

The Port Coquitlam Senior Citizens’ Housing Society received $41,000 from the city last week to update its Dogwood Mews site.

Last week, city council gave three readings to change its Parking and Development Management Amendment Bylaw to bump the cash-in-lieu fee from $15,000 to $40,000.

Three weeks ago, the city committee approved a development permit for Vanstrution Properties to build a six-storey apartment block at 2331 Kelly Ave., between Shaughnessy and Rowland streets.

B.C. government tempers its revenue projections

Rocky Point Park will play host to two gatherings to mark National Indigenous People's Day this Friday, June 21, including games, music, a ceremonial paddle and a water blessing

Home-support services in B.C. are too expensive for most seniors, do not do enough for high-need clients and are staffed by people who are 75 per cent casual or part-time, says B.C. seniors advocate Isobel Mackenzie.

You can surf to your heart's content at Coquitlam parks and pools as the city is expanding its service