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Cowpokes aren't welcome in Port Moody. Could petting zoos be next?

Cowpokes aren't welcome in Port Moody. Could petting zoos be next?

Port Moody's ban is "a big win for animals," according to the Vancouver Humane Society.
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Youth arsonists cause $4K in damage to Port Moody's Trasolini Field

Youth arsonists cause $4K in damage to Port Moody's Trasolini Field

Police said "several fires" were lit on the artificial turf behind Port Moody Recreation Complex last week.
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Bikes stolen from Port Coquitlam garage found twice in same spot

Bikes stolen from Port Coquitlam garage found twice in same spot

Coquitlam RCMP returned the bicycles to owner Mike Dockal, who had kept their serial numbers and descriptions on hand for such a situation.
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Here's how long you could be waiting in Eagle Ridge Hospital's emergency department

Here's how long you could be waiting in Eagle Ridge Hospital's emergency department

The only hospital in the Tri-Cities is featured on Fraser Health's new online patient wait-time viewing page.
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A new night market is coming to Port Moody

A new night market is coming to Port Moody

The indoor Collective Markets will soon host a pop-up community event for Port Moody — and is set to feature "high quality vendors."
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Update: Chad Brownlee to headline Port Coquitlam Canada Day event

Update: Chad Brownlee to headline Port Coquitlam Canada Day event

It’s not too soon to plan ahead for a day-long event in Port Coquitlam celebrating Canada Day on July 1.
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Coquitlam first responders face growing toxic drug overdose battle

Coquitlam first responders face growing toxic drug overdose battle

Every siren signals another possible overdose in Coquitlam as local firefighters, moms, health-care workers and advocates respond to B.C.'s toxic drug crisis.
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Trail marker fundraiser launched in Anmore in memory of Deb Hope

Trail marker fundraiser launched in Anmore in memory of Deb Hope

A Coquitlam resident has started a GoFundMe campaign to honour the late veteran broadcaster who lived in the Village of Anmore.
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Pounding drums and smashing cymbals: Port Moody high school has a new drumline

Pounding drums and smashing cymbals: Port Moody high school has a new drumline

“It’s loud. It’s brash. It's exciting," says Corey Smith, who has started a drumline at PMSS and has written curriculum so other high schools can create their own program.
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Letter: Coquitlam residents angry about changes to Crane Park

Letter: Coquitlam residents angry about changes to Crane Park

"Blindsided" by plans to alter Crane Park, a Coquitlam neighbourhood says it's tried to reach out to the mayor and city officials but with no luck.
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