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Port Coquitlam city managers are seeking legal advice after one of its parks workers was convicted today (Wednesday) of sexual assault.

A key part of old Coquitlam will be getting a new look starting next year. But the newest incarnation of a Beedie Living proposal for the Fraser Mills site will have more homes and less business space than earlier versions.

O’Neill says more beds weren’t in the original plans

Coquitlam taking a shot at Smart Cities Challenge

The Port Moody Police Department is seeking information from the public in the hopes of catching the suspects involved in several vehicle break-ins on the weekend.

Port Moody Public Library will soon close for almost two months for renovations. And library staff hope that will be a bonanza for voracious readers when it shuts its doors on Nov. 10 and a boon for the whole community when they reopen on Jan. 2.

A plan to set 2018 municipal residential water rates in Port Moody according to the type of home has been shelved — for now.

The weather has delayed the $3-million capital project schedule in Port Coquitlam by about a month.

The future of the Hoy Creek Housing Co-op in Coquitlam appears a little brighter after the society that manages the property announced Friday plans to redevelop the site.

I survived an 8.0 earthquake. So did dozens of other people who braved Wednesday’s monsoon to check out a display in the parking lot at Pinetree community centre of Coquitlam’s emergency services that would be deployed after an earthquake disaster.