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The province's death toll from the virus had been trending lower during the past two weeks.

With few reactions and a sense of security, Jim Peacock is glad he got the vaccine that will be distributed to community-based seniors 80 years and older next month

Port Moody police has scaled back its proposed budget increase for 2021 to 0.78% from the 1.19% it initially asked for in January.

Collision and tragic injuries to two children are therefore not the result of any police action or inaction, states Independent Investigations Office after collecting evidence in Dec. 27 crash that seriously injured two Burnaby girls; GoFundMe has raised more than $174,000 for the family

No, the tri-yote doesn't need help

Two new deaths from the virus were identified overnight after one such death was recorded yesterday.

Bumping essential workers up the vaccine queue could prevent over 200,000 infections and save over 600 lives across British Columbia, according to a new study from a Simon Fraser University researcher

Coquitlam streets will be torn up and new utility lines will be installed as part of the 80 capital projects on the books for the city’s engineering and public works (EPW) department this year.

Quantum Properties is set to build the third phase of its Montrose Square development after receiving approval this week from Port Coquitlam council; new five-storey apartment to be for adults aged 55 or older

Coquitlam firefighters will have a new training centre at Firehall 1 by the fall to replace their aging structure.