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By Monday, Tri-City residents required to download vaccine card for entry to "discretionary" events and businesses

By Monday, Tri-City residents required to download vaccine card for entry to "discretionary" events and businesses

B.C.'s grace-period for use of COVID-19 immunization card ending soon; pop-up vaccine clinic scheduled for Port Coquitlam.
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Letter: Three cheers for the Port Coquitlam retirees who broke a 12-year fundraising record

Letter: Three cheers for the Port Coquitlam retirees who broke a 12-year fundraising record

More than $4,300 was raised for the Terry Fox Foundation by the residents of Astoria Retirement community.
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Coquitlam library to provide reflection, learning opportunities for Truth and Reconciliation Day

Coquitlam library to provide reflection, learning opportunities for Truth and Reconciliation Day

In 2019, the CPL established a mandate to follow recommendations by the 2015 national commission's report to include Indigenous material and workshops.
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Free webinar to explore ideas on preventing fires in Coquitlam watershed

Free webinar to explore ideas on preventing fires in Coquitlam watershed

After volunteers clean up Traboulay PoCo Trail this weekend, the same group also hopes to provide tips on managing the environment in your own neighbourhood.
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BIPOC, LGBTQ identifying Coquitlam students called to create heritage exhibits

BIPOC, LGBTQ identifying Coquitlam students called to create heritage exhibits

In an effort to showcase more diversity and community inclusion, the local museum is hoping youths of minority representation can help by sharing their upbringing.
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Canadian fashion giant opening 400 seasonal jobs not too far from its Coquitlam location

Canadian fashion giant opening 400 seasonal jobs not too far from its Coquitlam location

Aritzia is offering what it calls "best-in-class" perks to work at its Lower Mainland distribution centre.
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Massive anti-vaccine card billboard in Port Coquitlam turns heads before swiftly removed

Massive anti-vaccine card billboard in Port Coquitlam turns heads before swiftly removed

B.C.'s vaccine card is requiring double-vaccination against COVID-19 for "discretionary" events on Oct. 24, much to the dislike of several groups and movements.
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COVID-19 pandemic's impact on Port Moody events continue

COVID-19 pandemic's impact on Port Moody events continue

The COVID-19 pandemic continues to cloud planning for special events in Port Moody.
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B.C. reveals full extent of COVID-19 hospitalizations

B.C. reveals full extent of COVID-19 hospitalizations

152 additional B.C. hospital beds now known to be occupied with people who have had COVID-19
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Dozens of scofflaws skirt Coquitlam garbage bylaws amidst bear feeding frenzy

Dozens of scofflaws skirt Coquitlam garbage bylaws amidst bear feeding frenzy

As fall settles in, the city is urging residents to secure all potential attractants on their property to avoid risks to public safety.
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