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A bylaw that would amend Port Moody’s official community plan (OCP) to allow the redevelopment of the Flavelle sawmill property will go to a public hearing on July 25.

“It was magical.” Those are the three words Douglas Clement kept repeating as he summarized Wednesday’s Harry Jerome Track Classic that was held in front of an overflowing crowd of more than 3,000 people at Coquitlam’s Percy Perry Stadium.

Mounties are seeking the public's assistance to help identify a man seen pepper spraying a vehicle during a dispute with another driver in Maillardville last April.

Residents at the Hoy Creek Housing Co-op will continue to receive subsidies until September 2018 after an agreement was struck last week between the board and the Co-op Housing Federation of BC (CHFBC).

‘Forced savings’ are part of Habitat for Humanity project

Bruins munching on garbage at Port Coquitlam townhouse complex until carts got switched

Foodbank running out of food, Share asks people to donate

Retroactive payments to Port Moody firefighters in the wake of their new collective agreement with the city helped swell the ranks of civic employees who earned more than $100,000 to 65 last year.

The ice cream sandwiches from one vendor were sold out by 8:30 but, otherwise, Port Moody’s first night market last Friday was a roaring success.

Independent Investigations Office now looking into two incidents at the same property