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Year in Review: A Tri-Cities tale of two rainbows

Year in Review: A Tri-Cities tale of two rainbows

Last year may have been a tale of two rainbows in the Tri-Cities. Rainbow crosswalks, that is.
PoCo goes green in 2018 with new environment push

PoCo goes green in 2018 with new environment push

Mayor Greg Moore named Coun. Laura Dupont as chair of the newly created Environmental and Sustainability Committee with Coun. Glenn Pollock as vice chair and Coun. Brad West as a member.
Cell phone expanded in Coquitlam tunnel

Cell phone expanded in Coquitlam tunnel

Rogers customers won't lose connection in Burquitlam tunnel after work completed
MSP cuts coming Jan. 1

MSP cuts coming Jan. 1

Province announces cuts and changes to income threshold
Christmas Bird Count nets over 80 species

Christmas Bird Count nets over 80 species

Thousands of birds identified in Port Moody, Coquitlam and Port Coquitlam count
Emergency shelter opens in Port Coquitlam

Emergency shelter opens in Port Coquitlam

Cold weather spurs opening of temporary shelter at Trinity United Church where seven people slept on mats the first night

Fraudsters target new Canadians with Bitcoin scam

Coquitlam RCMP are investigating at least four cases in the area.
PoCo parking a problem for downtown building owner

PoCo parking a problem for downtown building owner

The owner of a commercial building in downtown Port Coquitlam says the removal several years ago of four parking stalls along McAllister and Shaughnessy streets is costing his tenants customers.
UPDATED: CUPE pension plan agreement reached

UPDATED: CUPE pension plan agreement reached

Vote slated for New Year, both sides say agreement is good for workers
Beaver’s death raises concerns

Beaver’s death raises concerns

A wildlife protection group says the city of Port Moody didn’t do enough to ensure the safety of four beavers that needed to be removed from a storm sewer pipe in Pigeon Creek last week. One of the beavers died.