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Three people are scheduled to appear at the Western Communities courthouse July 15 in relation to alleged mischief and trespass at the home of Premier John Horgan on Feb. 18.

While BC Parks opened its camping reservations site Monday morning, few people have been actually able to book a site.

Bike to Work Week has broadened its mandate to connect with the growing numbers of people climbing aboard two-wheeled transportation

Council will consider whether to initiate a formal remedial action order against the owner of the property

This is the evidence. Chewed cables. Bits of debris. Droppings. A rat has been spending time in your engine compartment. Rats can cause tremendous damage, chewing through wiring, gnawing on hoses, plugging things up with debris.

The B.C. Ministry of Education is partnering with Canada Learning Code to offer live workshops for students to learn how to code starting Monday.

The COVID-19 outbreak changed what kind of items people were buying, according to one executive.

Part metalhead, part sushi master, this Port Coquitlam chef has created a new piece of sushi that looks to capture the soft-spoken style B.C.’s provincial health officer brings to the lectern.

Forget the board games — hand sanitizer, half-empty rooms and collecting personal information for future contact tracing among new measures to stem the spread of COVID-19 in breweries.

Coquitlam council is holding its first online public hearing of the COVID-19 pandemic next month.