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Opinion: 'Strident' anti-science crowd convincing B.C. seniors to shun COVID-19 vaccine

Opinion: 'Strident' anti-science crowd convincing B.C. seniors to shun COVID-19 vaccine

I came across a perplexing and concerning statistic that speaks volumes about the difficulty in stopping COVID-19. More than 147,000 people in B.C. over the age of 60 have yet to receive a single dose of the vaccine.
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Opinion: B.C. badly needs more paid sick leave and protections for gig workers

Opinion: B.C. badly needs more paid sick leave and protections for gig workers

This summer reminded all of us of the importance of workers. And not just because of the pandemic.
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United Rugby lets the girls play

United Rugby lets the girls play

United Rugby Club is offering girls a chance to learn the sport through a unique program that keeps them playing together as soon as kindergarten age.
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Drivers reminded to slow down ahead as school starts: ICBC

Drivers reminded to slow down ahead as school starts: ICBC

School begins on Sept. 7 in B.C.
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PHOTOS: High school football is back in Coquitlam

PHOTOS: High school football is back in Coquitlam

Friday's high school football game between the Centennial Centaurs and Mt. Douglas Rams was only a pre-season scrimmage. But for players and coaches on both teams, it was their first chance to line up opposite an opponent in almost two years.
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Election Qs: Where do Coquitlam-Port Coquitlam 2021 candidates stand on the TMX pipeline?

Election Qs: Where do Coquitlam-Port Coquitlam 2021 candidates stand on the TMX pipeline?

Each week before Sept. 20, we'll ask local candidates a question on a key topic or issue relevant to the Tri-City region and/or local residents.
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Election Qs: Where do Port Moody-Coquitlam 2021 candidates stand on the TMX pipeline?

Election Qs: Where do Port Moody-Coquitlam 2021 candidates stand on the TMX pipeline?

Each week before Sept. 20, we'll ask local candidates a question on a key topic or issue relevant to the Tri-City region and/or local residents.
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Coquitlam RCMP urging commuters to respect 30 km/h school-zone limits

Coquitlam RCMP urging commuters to respect 30 km/h school-zone limits

SD43 students are returning to the classroom on Sept. 7, 2021, which means there'll be more traffic enforcement on patrol to ensure everyone's safety.
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PHOTOS: In Coquitlam, Conservatives ask Canadians to 'please get vaccinated' while fighting fourth COVID-19 wave

PHOTOS: In Coquitlam, Conservatives ask Canadians to 'please get vaccinated' while fighting fourth COVID-19 wave

Erin O'Toole unveiled Tories' promise of 'fairness' and 'unity' during his first visit to the Tri-Cities; dodged questions of banning specific rifles in light of recent debate.
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Letter: Coquitlam's homeless population deserves our help year-round — not just during cooler seasons

Letter: Coquitlam's homeless population deserves our help year-round — not just during cooler seasons

Writer explains his recent encounter with multiple vulnerable residents in one night; believes more can be done to provide proper care and adequate shelter.
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