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Last Metro school district to meet this obligation

An organization that helps refugee claimants is looking for volunteers to help fix up a Moody Centre home for an incoming family.

A Coquitlam woman is behind a new website that is collecting data on "lonely" homes.

Port Coquitlam council won't fund a perks program this year to allow civic employees to work out — for free — at the city's two recreation centres.

If you're among the 15,000-plus Tri-City residents with a pooch, it's time to pay up.

Metro Vancouver officials will be in Port Moody next week to hear if the water rules should stay as they are or made more stringent.

Local share of $50 million interim province-BCTF deal to be 46 positions

The family of a cyclist who was nearly killed in Port Coquitlam while riding home from work two years ago say their life has forever changed.

Between repeated snowfalls and lumpy, hard-packed or sheet ice it seems driving around the Tri-Cities couldn't get much worse.

Weeks of snowfalls and freezing temperatures have turned many sidewalks in the Tri-Cities into near skating rinks but, despite bylaws requiring walkways to be cleared quickly, few have received tickets for waiting on the elusive rainfall to do the jo