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In 2018, two of them died and another 29 were injured. Between 2009 and 2018, 13 were killed and 213 were injured. It’s hard to believe the aforementioned statistics relate to roadside workers in B.C. and the fates they meet when hit by vehicles.

Players of the lottery now have more chances to lose in a week. Or, yes, more chances to win. A “new chapter in Canadian lottery history” is being touted, as Lotto Max players can play the nation’s biggest lottery game twice each week.

The Metro Vancouver weather forecast is calling for a wetter pattern after the region saw decidedly toasty temperatures during the start of the month.

Thieves are breaking into homes, businesses and cars, according to the latest police analysis

New Riverside Community Church looks austere but pastors promise that the space, with its theatre, gym and meeting rooms, will welcome all

Paid for with caucus funds, the partisan ads were delivered to every address in BC NDP MLA Rick Glumac's Port Moody-Coquitlam electoral district

The city of Coquitlam wants to hear from residents who have participated in events and programs at the new Smiling Creek Activity Centre. Between now and the end of May, an online survey will be available at coquitlam.

The Editor, Re. " A rainbow lands in Newport Village " (The Tri-City News, May 2). The city of Port Moody unveiled the city's new Rainbow Crosswalk April 30.

Do you want to have a block party in your neighbourhood this summer? The city of Coquitlam is offering $150 grants to encourage residents to plan social events as a way of meeting their neighbours and enhancing community safety and awareness.

Coquitlam’s finance and technology department has provided four property tax myths it hopes to dispel as tax bills begin to arrive this season