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The Tri-Cities Chamber of Commerce recently launched its first young professionals program designed to help people under 35 learn and build their businesses.

The suit seeks special costs, court costs and damage for loss of mother, wife but allegations have yet to be tested in court

A new Employer Health Tax that will pay for the provincial government’s scrapping of Medical Services Plan premiums will result in a $1.5-million bill for Tri-City taxpayers.

Onni Development Corp.'s Brendan Yee said being allowed to add a second 26-storey tower to its final property at Suter Brook would help make the development “a legacy project” for his company.

An updated smoking bylaw for Port Coquitlam that tightens where people can light up will apply to both tobacco and marijuana users.

As part of his bail conditions, Dmytro “Dmitri” Kubyshkin was to be in Port Coquitlam provincial court on Wednesday.

Mounties have released video of two people they believe were involved in the Jan. 25 incident in the hopes that more witnesses will come forward

A ballroom dancing class at Port Moody’s Kyle Centre almost turned fatal for a woman last November. But a quick response from a pair of staff members to begin chest compressions and deploy the centre’s automatic defibrillator (AED) saved her life.

The city of Coquitlam will begin renovations to convert the ice at the Coquitlam Curling Club to a general purpose arena shortly after the last rock is thrown on March 21.

Metro Vancouver waste transfer station will contain a larger, better organized recycling depot for Tri-City residents