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A Port Coquitlam custom cake maker is vying for a $50,000 prize in a national cake-baking contest.

What can you do if you were dinged with car repairs that weren't your fault? The owner of a Ford E-450 truck took his complaint to the Civil Resolution Tribunal and got his money back.

Have you seen this vessel? If yes, its owners are asking you to call RCMP.

Fire crews are tending to the scene and the building is closed for the rest of the day after a generator maintenance issue.

“My stage adaptation of Mark Sakamoto’s beloved and best-selling family memoir, Forgiveness, is not a note-for-note rendition of the book's favourite scenes and greatest hits,” writes Hiro Kanagawa.

The money will be used by parent advisory councils and support groups across the region to plan field trips and dances, as well as for much-needed sports equipment.

Coyotes are here to stay, say The Fur-Bearers, an animal advocacy group which is mounting a campaign to raise awareness about ways to co-exist with these animals.

The Maillardville house is known as the Beaubien Residence as it was originally owned by Joseph Alphonse Beaubien.

Young father of three, who sold fentanyl to Coquitlam RCMP, could face deportation but appeal court ruled the sentence shouldn't be reduced to avoid "collateral consequences."

Two men, both known to police, are still in custody, but the search is still ongoing for the two other suspects involved in the Nov. 22 crime spree.