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It’s not unusual for one of Ethan Hite’s soccer game’s to get called off when rainy weather could compromise the lush green grass pitches where his U-14 Port Moody Tigers play.

Images from Bryan Ness on the annual May Day parade in downtown Port Coquitlam.

This month, the city's community safety committee changed two bylaws that would see tickets totalling up to $1,500 be issued to anyone caught contaminating a creek.

Port Coquitlam could use the FCM fund if the city heads to the Supreme Court of Canada on the Kwikwetlem First Nation land claim.

Coquitlam Mounties have confirmed they received a formal complaint last week from the city of Port Coquitlam about a former employee who stole from the city.

Liberal MP Ron McKinnon (Coquitlam-Port Coquitlam) announced the money on behalf of the government.

Coquitlam RCMP on the scene of a single vehicle accident at the end of Pipeline Road

Absentee ballots next to be counted for final tally, a number of ridings remain close

The current review of Port Moody’s zoning bylaws to create narrow lots and allow infill housing like laneway homes could be a boon to efforts to preserve the city’s heritage homes.

Port Moody’s new eco sculpture at Rocky Point Park will be a bear. That’s the choice of 578 city residents who cast their ballot for the green growler as the subject for the artwork, which will be produced by artist Bruce Voyce.