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The Tri-Cities best and brightest leaders and businesses got some love from the Chamber of Commerce last weekend.

More students will now be eligible to apply for a post secondary award that recognizes contributions in support of inclusion, democracy and reconciliation, says the Ministry of Advanced Education, Skills and Training.

Cameron Murphy used to get his dad to drive him the five or so kilometres from his Port Coquitlam home so he could ride his mountain bike on the trails at Burke Mountain.

Port Moody residents and business owners can voice their thoughts about the city’s proposed 5.55% tax increase for the coming year at a town hall meeting on Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Inlet Theatre in city hall (100 Newport Dr.).

Organization will outline dangers of impaired driving to students at Archbishop Carney

Port Coquitlam this week joined a growing chorus of Metro Vancouver cities to push the province for a better poverty reduction plan.

Port Moody council is putting the brakes to the Shoreline Shuttle.

Port Moody’s dog owners will soon have more places to deposit their doggy’s deposits. At its meeting last Tuesday, city council voted to expand the city’s dog waste diversion program to add five more collection bins and three additional locations.

B.C. Liberal Leader Andrew Wilkinson said any member of the legislature found to be filing improper expenses should pay the money back.

Strategies include family discounts and agreements with retailers