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In all 80 new cars being added to the SkyTrain system, some of them ahead of schedule

The cost of living in the Lower Mainland and paying for post-secondary tuition is burying students deeper in debt, the MP for Coquitlam-Port Coquitlam heard from the Douglas College Students Union last week.

The cost of living in the Lower Mainland and paying for post-secondary tuition is burying students deeper in debt, the MP for Coquitlam-Port Coquitlam heard from the Douglas College Students Union last week.

Hiring of mental health coordinator will lead to more preventative programs and supports to youth

Seaview students don't have to go far to learn about B.C. plants and animals and First Nations culture in the school's Nature Room

A group of business owners on the north side of Clarke Street in Port Moody says customers and staff are feeling the heat from residents on the south side of the street trying to guard curbside parking in front of their homes.

A Coquitlam company that recently bought land in Port Coquitlam’s Dominion Triangle — and has yet to pay for previous environmental work in the area — was a no-show at a city planning meeting this week.

Tuesday, the board of education defeated a motion to hold a roundtable discussion on the topic

It's unknown when workers will be able to complete water damage repairs at Ridgeway

Opening March 1 in Penticton, the Brandon Jansen Memorial Recovery Centre will provide treatment for six clients