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“Merry Christmas Port Coquitlam,” said Mayor Brad West, who campaigned to raise the seating limit.

A total of 2,500 tickets are being sold through the Coquitlam Firefighters Charitable Society website, with Dec. 25 as the draw date.

Although it's been more than seven years after first proposed, construction start not determined

Costs of servicing are going up, says city’s finance GM

Young people in Coquitlam are being encouraged to participate in a survey that will help guide the city as it updates its Youth Recreation Plan. Between now and Dec.

The owner of a Port Coquitlam business is set to face city council next month about alleged safety violations.

The public may yet get another chance to have a say in the future of Bert Flinn Park and the direction of development at the Ioco lands after Port Moody council all but decided those matters Tuesday. At the urging of Coun.

Port Coquitlam's Victor Hansen has faced similar charges in the past

Health Ministry researchers, found to be wrongly fired and yet to be paid out for their public dismissal in 2012, say the treatment of two B.C. legislature officers this week appears similar.

As the city of Port Moody works to create a strategy to manage beavers that take up residence in its waterways, a group of advocates for the industrious rodents is helping make one furry family feel right at home.