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Letter: Block parties are great neighbourhood builders, states this Port Coquitlam resident

Letter: Block parties are great neighbourhood builders, states this Port Coquitlam resident

PoCo residents gathered for Canada Day to share stories, sing songs and eat — thanks to a city grant.
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Merrill named new planning head for Coquitlam

Merrill named new planning head for Coquitlam

Andrew Merrill has been with the City of Coquitlam for 15 years.
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Coquitlam Tennis Club calls for covered courts for year-round play

Coquitlam Tennis Club calls for covered courts for year-round play

Members of the Coquitlam Tennis Club spoke to the city's council-in-committee about the need for more courts, including covered ones.
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Port Moody actor cast in lead TUTS role of Matilda

Port Moody actor cast in lead TUTS role of Matilda

Siggi Kaldestad, who will be in Grade 6 at Moody Middle School in Port Moody in September, will perform in the Malkin Bowl at Vancouver's Stanley Park this summer for TUTS' Matilda the Musical.
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Port Moody formally ends COVID-19 procedures

Port Moody formally ends COVID-19 procedures

Many of the policies and procedures are now standard
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Port Moody celebrates Canada with two parties in one

Port Moody celebrates Canada with two parties in one

The event featured can can dancers, musical performance, a logger show and even gold panning
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Alex Cuba wraps up summer music series in Coquitlam

Alex Cuba wraps up summer music series in Coquitlam

Rachel Beck, Chris Ronald, Coco Jafro and Alex Cuba will heat up the 2023 Music on the Grill series in Coquitlam.
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Free Sunday summer concerts return to Port Moody's Rocky Point Park

Free Sunday summer concerts return to Port Moody's Rocky Point Park

Free afternoon shows at Rocky Point Park start July 9 with the Blues Hoodoo and The Legendary R&B Allstars.
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Port Moody wants air conditioning in schools

Port Moody wants air conditioning in schools

The requirement would help cope with the increasing number of extreme weather events
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Minter: Add sedums for late-summer colour, brilliance in your garden

Minter: Add sedums for late-summer colour, brilliance in your garden

Most sedum varieties flower in August through September, attracting butterflies and honeybees, and they are great used indoors as colourful cut flowers, writes master garden Brian Minter.
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