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The Editor: Re: “ ‘Intolerable’ noise from Port Coquitlam dog park sparks petition ” (Tri-City News, March 26) I am very sympathetic to the plight of Bill Atfield.

ICBC says it has begun mailing COVID-19 rebate cheques in small batches directly to eligible customers and “continues to work on options to send out more cheques in the coming weeks.

A dozen high school students from around the Tri-Cities spent the first week of their March break trying their hand at a career in firefighting at Coquitlam Fire Rescue's third Junior Firefighters camp.

COVID-19 pandemic forced Inno Foods to harness its Tri-City workforce, manufacturing knowhow and equipment to add product lines and produce Canadian-certified N95 masks by the millions through an offshoot company, Inno Lifecare

The woman's death is not deemed suspicious, say Port Moody police

Coquitlam RCMP warn of a rise in fake gold scams and distraction thefts by 'Romanian Organized Theft Groups,' but activists see it as a veiled reference fanning 'that wave of gypsy fiction'

The 6,245 people now actively fighting infections is the highest number since January 7.

Price hike for costly quarantine stay and lack of security angers woman after she leaves Vancouver quarantine hotel without staff questions

Duelling petitions between neighbours of the Shaughnessy Park Off-Leash Dog Area have led some to call for change due to 'intolerable' noise, while dog owners want it re-opened immediately to provide a safe place for dogs to run off-leash

Saturday podcasts on topical issues for Coquitlam area teens put mental health in the spotlight: Two former Gleneagle students to share how they transitioned from high school to university life in program leading up to April 25 virtual conference