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Schools in Port Coquitlam, Port Moody and Coquitlam all saw multiple exposures over a two week period as 223 test positive cases were identified in the Tri-Cities last week; this week, case numbers across the province surged to 800, a level not seen since Dec. 2

This is the second case among staff at the Port Moody Thrifty foods this week and comes at a time new daily caseloads have surged to levels not seen since December

A scooter and electric vehicle were demolished in the impact; the collision occurred in the eastbound lane of Lougheed Highway approaching the Pitt River Bridge

A Coquitlam student will pick up your old TV, printer, laptop, cellphone or other electronic waste so they can be refurbished or recycled responsibly. The effort may also earn her a $10,000 scholarship.

Health officials detected 800 new COVID-19 infections in the past day – the most since December 2.

When Maliyah Chung's spinal muscular atrophy prevented her from going to school due to a high risk of serious complications from COVID-19, the girl turned to Etsy to raise money for charity and distract her from the fact she can't see her friends

TransLink has approved a motion to increases fares.

Visits can be an hour or more, and can involve more than one person.

A GoFundMe fundraiser has been started to help the student pay a $12,000 vet bill for his puppy after it went into septic shock from a parvovirus infection, despite the efforts of an emergency vet — now the Coquitlam student is worried about paying his bills

Police looking for information after man's 'concerning behaviour'