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(Watch) Man spots shady dudes pushing buddy's stolen dirt bike in New West

(Watch) Man spots shady dudes pushing buddy's stolen dirt bike in New West

Spotting the bike was a chance in a million. When Liam Robertson made his way home from Surrey to Vancouver on Saturday, May 18, he never expected to see his friend’s stolen dirt bike alongside Stewardson Way in New Westminster.
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Here’s how much TransLink fares are going up in Metro Vancouver on July 1

Here’s how much TransLink fares are going up in Metro Vancouver on July 1

While we’ll be busy celebrating Canada Day on July 1, TransLink will also be rolling out their annual fare increases.
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Sitting and sleeping on downtown sidewalks could net $100 fine in B.C. city

Sitting and sleeping on downtown sidewalks could net $100 fine in B.C. city

This B.C city is cracking down on loitering this summer...
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Learn everything you’ve ever wanted to know about Port Moody’s sewers

Learn everything you’ve ever wanted to know about Port Moody’s sewers

If you’ve ever wanted to sit atop a backhoe, learn how sewers work or how water gets to the tap in your home, circle Friday, May 24 on your calendar. That’s when the Port Moody works yard at 3250 Murray St.
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Touch-screen kiosks with live updates unveiled by TransLink

Touch-screen kiosks with live updates unveiled by TransLink

Touch-screen kiosks that include live transit schedules are being unveiled today by TransLink.
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Care aides to benefit from changes to B.C.'s labour code, minister says

Care aides to benefit from changes to B.C.'s labour code, minister says

Contract flipping and PTSD presumption regulations will support healthcare professionals, according to Harry Bains
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Children rescued after spending night alone on Burke Mountain

Children rescued after spending night alone on Burke Mountain

Search for six and seven year olds like tracking Hansel and Gretel in the forest, Coquitlam Search and Rescue volunteer says
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Provincial agency says flood risk low thanks to below average snowpack

Provincial agency says flood risk low thanks to below average snowpack

Snowpack in South Coast region almost 30 per cent below normal levels, according to recent report
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Coquitlam history: Litzenberger wrote the book on Burke Mtn.

Long-time Tri-City resident spent years researching his first history volume
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Beloved Port Moody community builder to be remembered with street name

Beloved Port Moody community builder to be remembered with street name

David Driscoll was knee deep in a trench when he first met Bill McCracken. Actually, he first met McCracken’s son, Scotty.
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