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Amy Lubik filed the application as two votes still separate her from a second term on city council.

Local municipalities are giving the green light for eligible residents to obtain a permit, but they'll have to be done quickly in order to set them off on Oct. 31.

This year's neighbourhood display on Crest Court promises a few other new surprises as well

Kimberly Polman, who has been held in a Syrian detention camp since 2019, is being flown to B.C. to stay with family. Her lawyer confirms she has not been charged with any crime.

C Market Coffee's second annual competition is also a fundraiser for the Eagle Ridge Hospital Foundation.

This is the second-place winning entry in the 15- to 18-age category. The contest is hosted by the Coquitlam and Port Moody public libraries.

Belcarra author Diana J. Drake will sign copies of her new book for children at Chapters in Coquitlam on Friday.

Environment Canada encourages residents to be prepared and consider everyone's safety with a deluge anticipated for Thursday (Oct. 27).

Coquitlam and Belcarra saw the largest population growth among the local communities, while only a handful decided to move out of Port Moody.

Do you like to go out to restaurants in your city? There's a new eatery coming to Port Moody that specializes in chicken wings with 26 globally inspired flavours.