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Mickey? Minnie? Charitable couple aims for smiles at Tri-City parks, businesses

Mickey? Minnie? Charitable couple aims for smiles at Tri-City parks, businesses

If you see characters from Disney, Nintendo and Sesame Street wandering around in Tri-City parks, don’t be alarmed: They’re there to spread joy.
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Suspect's identity sought in alleged Port Coquitlam teen sexual assault

Suspect's identity sought in alleged Port Coquitlam teen sexual assault

A teen girl was walking on Wilson Avenue where the incident reportedly took place and RCMP are asking witnesses to come forward with statements or video.
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COVID-19 hospitalizations in B.C. at new high since May

COVID-19 hospitalizations in B.C. at new high since May

B.C. hospitals have 291 patients fighting COVID-19 – up three from yesterday.
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On your hat, lapel or purse: Wear a handmade poppy from this Port Coquitlam crafter to honour vets

On your hat, lapel or purse: Wear a handmade poppy from this Port Coquitlam crafter to honour vets

Already this year, Port Coquitlam's Alanna Wong has brought in $875 from her 305 poppies, which were made available starting Sept. 15.
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Tri-City 2021 advance federal election polls saw 25 per cent increase in voters

Tri-City 2021 advance federal election polls saw 25 per cent increase in voters

More eligible residents took advantage of early voting options; meanwhile, regional students are set to partake in their own polling stations on Sept. 20.
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New performance piece premieres at the grand opening of Port Coquitlam Community Centre

New performance piece premieres at the grand opening of Port Coquitlam Community Centre

The piece with dancer Kira Radosevic will debut on Oct. 2 as part of BC Culture Days.
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Southwest Coquitlam gains ground in rate of vaccinations against COVID-19

Southwest Coquitlam gains ground in rate of vaccinations against COVID-19

Tri-City case and positivity rates also take a noticeable dip in the latest surveillance data provided by the BC Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC).
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Letter: Actually, Mr. Trudeau, we can tax the super-rich with 'unlimited zeal'

Letter: Actually, Mr. Trudeau, we can tax the super-rich with 'unlimited zeal'

Writer says Justin Trudeau coined the catchphrase of the federal campaign
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Prince George Secondary School students asked to list ‘positive impacts’ of colonization

Prince George Secondary School students asked to list ‘positive impacts’ of colonization

‘I also realize that saying ‘We’re sorry’ isn’t enough’
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Crying clouds: Up to 75 mm of rain could flood Tri-City neighbourhoods before the weekend

Crying clouds: Up to 75 mm of rain could flood Tri-City neighbourhoods before the weekend

Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for heavy rain across Metro Vancouver.
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