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Will the riding stay in the red with the Liberals or flip back to the Conservatives, or go a different direction entirely?

Next Thursday, Forstenzer will open her latest glass blowing series titled The Dream of Flight, a display of a dozen new pieces that runs at PoMoArts (2425 St. Johns St., Port Moody) until Oct. 28. 

B.C. has 288 COVID-19 patients in hospitals – highest count since May 28

When tens of thousands of gold prospectors and businessmen flocked to B.C. in the mid to late 1800s, many of them stayed with their fortunes.

Search and Rescue members extracted two hikers caught on a Mount Weart cliff, which renews a call for safety in B.C.'s backcountry.

In each community, proof of vaccination will be required in specific events that are ticketed or classes with 50 people or more and involve participants aged 22 and older.

Coquitlam residents who want to run in next year’s municipal election may need to have 10 nominators — five times more than what’s currently needed.

Lower Mainland significantly outpaced other major Canadian metro areas like Toronto and Montreal for the dubious honour, with a five-year eviction rate of 10.5%.

A basketball court in Port Coquitlam was like a second home for a young player growing up nearby. Saturday, on what would have been Karin Khuong's 17th birthday, it was named after her after she passed away last year from cancer.

A quarter century has passed since the City of Coquitlam opened the Evergreen Cultural Centre.