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The transit authority of Metro Vancouver is looking at bundling services such as buses, SkyTrain, car share and bike share into one “seamless” package.

Armed with new numbers and a more complete picture of the city’s financial needs, Port Moody’s manager of financial planning, Tyson Ganske, is recommending a tax increase of 7.36% be presented at public budget consultations on Jan. 29.

Julie Veres and Teresa Johansson want to make the world a better place, 100ml at a time.

Acquittal upheld by Cuban judiciary, officer allowed to return home

The Coquitlam RCMP has released a list of the most common scams their economic crime section encountered in 2018. Coming in at No. 1 is the Canada Revenue Agency scam, which Cpl.

Port Coquitlam wants treatment system on site before more water can be pumped out of detention pond

The effort to resolve the septic issues at Anmore Green Estates has become a war of words.

As many as 20 per cent of all residential property owners in the province should be appealing their property assessments, says the man who has literally written the book on the assessment appeals process.

Port Moody is one step closer to joining several other municipalities in the Lower Mainland that require new developments to provide outlets for electric vehicle charging stations in parking stalls.

The charity that owns the clothing donation bin in which a Vancouver man became trapped and died last weekend is voluntarily recalling all of its donation bins in the province.