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Utility rates for single-family homes in Port Moody won’t go up nearly as much next year as initially proposed. In a fees bylaw that went before council Tuesday for its first three readings, water and sewer rates will remain unchanged from 2018.

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Police officers acquitted in case of alleged sexual assault, consular services being provided

School district seeks to increase its labour pool in the midst of a competitive job market

Blaze broke out in the 1400-block of El Camino Drive in northeast Coquitlam Thursday night

There's been a rise in dogs ingesting marijuana in Tri-Cities according to vet

Pair didn't get far in effort to steal $1,400 worth of dairy products from a Coquitlam store

Elections BC says ballots arrived at most homes in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody on Nov. 2

For almost six years, Coquitlam’s archives department has been tucked away in a tiny windowless room on the ground floor at city hall.

Port Coquitlam Mayor Brad West also creates a Committee of Council format, removes committee structure.