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B.C. COVID-19 hospitalizations highest since May

B.C. COVID-19 hospitalizations highest since May

426 people now in B.C. hospitals with the disease, 34 are in ICUs, which is down by two from last week. Another 22 people died from COVID-19 in the past week. Province says death data is "incomplete."
Coquitlam first responders searching for missing woman at Widgeon Falls

Coquitlam first responders searching for missing woman at Widgeon Falls

A woman was seen in distress while swimming at the site in "semi-treacherous" conditions, and now, RCMP and volunteers are forced to stand by until the water recedes.
Coquitlam's most powerful female politician thinking about NDP leadership bid

Coquitlam's most powerful female politician thinking about NDP leadership bid

"As a woman there's more to consider," says Selina Robinson as the current B.C. finance minster takes time to ponder a bid for the leadership of the NDP.
Jami Watson announces second campaign for Port Coquitlam city council

Jami Watson announces second campaign for Port Coquitlam city council

Watson ran in the 2018 civic election and, as someone on the disability spectrum, hopes to bring diversity to the municipality.
Inclusivity the message for Pride 2022 celebrations in Port Coquitlam

Inclusivity the message for Pride 2022 celebrations in Port Coquitlam

Leigh Square is set to host live music, crafts and food vendors on July 23 in acknowledging LGBT2SQ+ and IBPOC communities.
Your Weekend: Ribfest fires up at Rocky Point Park in Port Moody

Your Weekend: Ribfest fires up at Rocky Point Park in Port Moody

Weekend listings for Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody for July 15 to 17, 2022.
Ferrari driver clocks 134 km/h in 50 zone of Port Moody highway

Ferrari driver clocks 134 km/h in 50 zone of Port Moody highway

Traffic police impounded the sports car near Clarke Street — and it took place in broad daylight for all to see.
Accident during driving lesson causes fear and pain for Coquitlam widow

Accident during driving lesson causes fear and pain for Coquitlam widow

A Coquitlam mother, who is the sole breadwinner for two children, was awarded more than $458,000 for loss of earnings, pain and suffering, and rehabilitation costs for injuries sustained in a vehicle collision.
Little movement in Tri-Cities' COVID-19 vaccination rates amid fall booster plan

Little movement in Tri-Cities' COVID-19 vaccination rates amid fall booster plan

There were small increases in specific categories in the last week as B.C. says it will widen eligibility for fourth doses by September.
Summer Theatre Troupe jets into the future for Coquitlam show

Summer Theatre Troupe jets into the future for Coquitlam show

From July 26 to 31, the youth theatre company will present From Now to Nowhere at the TD Community Plaza in Coquitlam.