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Build more housing or we will establish a tent city in the Tri-Cities.

A 6.2 magnitude earthquake struck off the B.C. coast Wednesday, July 3 followed by a second earthquake with a 4.0 magnitude. However, a multitude of earthquakes hit the coast every year – but not all of them make headlines.

Ava Stone loves life and driving fast. She’s about to find out how those blend with film stardom.

More children getting their food from the food bank and new virtual store makes it easy to donate as summer food drive gets underway

Marcus Madsen steps aside to avoid any perceived or actual conflict of interest and maintain independence of the board, ministry says

British Columbians aren’t shy about voicing their opinions on time. More than 158,000 residents have responded to a B.C.

Tri-City residents can be part of one of the most prestigious professional cycling series in North America when it rolls into Port Coquitlam next Friday.

Not enough community groups are taking advantage of the $40,000 that Port Coquitlam city hall sets aside each year for matching grants.

Developers in Port Coquitlam need to “sharpen their pencils” to create more family-friendly housing, the city’s mayor said this week while reviewing a permit for a northside property.

Mayor Brad West takes aim at applicant for failing to build more room for families, even though the bid was already in process when the regulations passed last fall