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It will cost $8.4 million to redevelop the sports field at Inlet Park, but the city of Port Moody is hoping much of that money will come from a federal and provincial grant program.

Vancouver Police Department is pleading with drivers of a dark pick-up truck and a red Pontiac Montanta to come forward with information to help solve the crime

City applies for provincial grant to add childcare facility with 20 spots to its expanding community centre

No plans to cancel despite diplomatic dispute but trustees will be monitoring the situation

Nominating meetings have yet to be set but plenty of action to find candidates for Coquitlam-Port Coquitlam and Port Moody-Coquitlam

No word yet about whether officers are back on the beat

Gerald Richard McLean, 50, failed to return to his halfway house Wednesday night

Burnaby residents are being asked to step forward if they feel they’ve been treated unfairly by the provincial government, local government, or another B.C. public body. The Office of the B.C.

B.C. hit a new milestone as its population surpassed five million people for the first time on record as of October 1, 2018. At 5,017,000 million persons, B.C.’s population rose by 24,635 persons during the third quarter.

Film screened in Port Moody Jan. 18 calls for a Salish Sea culture and a nature-based philosophy and lifestyle