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Travel season brings scams, BBB warns

"Hi, Gram, I need your help and you have to promise not to tell Mom and Dad. I got arrested in Mexico and I need $2,000 bail money...

Prolific offender nabbed in Coquitlam

A prolific offender is facing criminal charges after police executed a search warrant at a home in the northeast part of Coquitlam.

Fire danger high in Port Moody

The fire danger rating in the city of Port Moody has been upgraded to high after a week-long heat wave dried most of the forest surface in the municipality's surrounding area.

Watch your water consumption, says Metro Vancouver

Leaving the lawn sprinklers on for hours at a time is not only wasteful - it is unnecessary.

Bear activity leads to closure of Oliver Road in Coquitlam

Oliver Road at Minnekhada Park has been closed until further notice over safety concerns for people driving to the area to see bears.

Changes proposed to PoCo animal control bylaw

Higher annual licensing fees for canines deemed aggressive are being proposed alongside other changes to Port Coquitlam's animal control bylaw.

Long-line rescue used to help injured man

A 28-year-old man had to be rescued via helicopter after falling at Granite Falls in Indian Arm last Sunday afternoon.

Resignations now in for councillors

Two Coquitlam city councillors who asked for leaves of absence until the new year have now formally quit their civic jobs.

Port Moody cops sued over bust

A man who was thrown to the pavement by a Port Moody police officer in an incident that was captured on camera and later uploaded to YouTube is launching a lawsuit.

James Moore now Industry Minister as pipeline push looms

The elevation of James Moore to Industry Minister is viewed as a sign Prime Minister Stephen Harper will look to his senior B.C. minister to help convince the province to accept contentious new oil pipelines.