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Efforts to harmonize high school graduation with post-secondary requirements likely behind deferral

The Port Coquitlam branch of the FVRL will open on Sundays starting next spring

Port Coquitlam city managers are seeking legal advice after one of its parks workers was convicted today (Wednesday) of sexual assault.

A key part of old Coquitlam will be getting a new look starting next year. But the newest incarnation of a Beedie Living proposal for the Fraser Mills site will have more homes and less business space than earlier versions.

O’Neill says more beds weren’t in the original plans

Coquitlam taking a shot at Smart Cities Challenge

The Port Moody Police Department is seeking information from the public in the hopes of catching the suspects involved in several vehicle break-ins on the weekend.

Port Moody Public Library will soon close for almost two months for renovations. And library staff hope that will be a bonanza for voracious readers when it shuts its doors on Nov. 10 and a boon for the whole community when they reopen on Jan. 2.

A plan to set 2018 municipal residential water rates in Port Moody according to the type of home has been shelved — for now.

The weather has delayed the $3-million capital project schedule in Port Coquitlam by about a month.