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Impaired Coquitlam driver clocks 122 km/h in 70 zone over Easter long weekend

Impaired Coquitlam driver clocks 122 km/h in 70 zone over Easter long weekend

The excessive speedster was caught at more than 50 km/h over the limit along Lougheed Highway in the early hours of Easter Sunday.
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Opinion: BC Liberals worry commission will ditch their shoo-in rural ridings

Opinion: BC Liberals worry commission will ditch their shoo-in rural ridings

Electorial boundaries commission could combine rural ridings and add more in urban areas.
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Would you make a sex tape for cash? Coquitlam theatre group takes a peek with 'Skin Flick'

Would you make a sex tape for cash? Coquitlam theatre group takes a peek with 'Skin Flick'

A show about relationships, resilience and rediscovery will play out this and next week at Coquitlam’s Evergreen Cultural Centre.
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Video: Protester glued to Ironworkers Bridge roadway removed by Vancouver police

Video: Protester glued to Ironworkers Bridge roadway removed by Vancouver police

Organizers say the protester was "ripped off the road without the use of any solvents or treatment."
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U.S.-based producer honours Port Moody beverage entrepreneur

U.S.-based producer honours Port Moody beverage entrepreneur

Shane McCardle wanted to share his healthy journey with others making similar choices by enjoying a drink that tastes good without added sugars and chemicals.
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Minter: Here's how to take care of your grassy lawn

Minter: Here's how to take care of your grassy lawn

Moss thrives in areas of shade, acidic soil, poor drainage and low fertility, writes gardening master Brian Minter.
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Letter: Canada's handling of COVID-19 vaccines is a national shame

Letter: Canada's handling of COVID-19 vaccines is a national shame

Should Canada do more to help other countries access the vaccine?
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Dozens of Tri-City families find vegan Easter eggs in first-of-its-kind event

Dozens of Tri-City families find vegan Easter eggs in first-of-its-kind event

A B.C. business reached out to the region with the idea of a vegan-inclusive hunt — and calls the result a success.
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Bright young minds: Trio of Tri-City students claim finalist honours from 2022 regional science fair

Bright young minds: Trio of Tri-City students claim finalist honours from 2022 regional science fair

Centennial and Riverside secondary schools were represented, and here's what they shared that caught the judges' eyes.
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Letter: Crisis is because new doctors found more lucrative way than how 'us old docs' practise

Letter: Crisis is because new doctors found more lucrative way than how 'us old docs' practise

Are you struggling to find a family doctor? One local physician details why.
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