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Port Moody will develop policies governing filming but the city shouldn’t expect an economic windfall, even as it becomes increasingly popular for movie and TV productions, cautioned one councillor.

Coquitlam’s ban on third-party billboard advertising could be coming to an end. Council gave its approval Monday to explore alterations to the city’s sign bylaw that would permit large advertisements in certain locations around the municipality.

Report outlines worrisome comparisons between privately contracted and publicly run care homes

Even if you don’t have a bike, you’ll soon be able to ride one in Port Moody.

B.C.’s police watchdog has slammed the province’s police chiefs for trying to tell it how to deal with officers involved in motor vehicle incidents. The B.C.

Cooler temperatures, less smoke reduce risk

City wants pipe gone; road will be tied up for months

Port Moody Fire and Rescue’s special expertise in fighting wild land fires has come in handy to help control a fire in Richmond.

Port Moody will spend more than $20,000 for a consultant to help the city develop a bear management strategy.

A fire in the 3000-block of Spuraway Avenue in Coquitlam was quickly knocked down by firefighters. But not before the home was gutted and residents in the neighbourhood were displaced from their homes for about an hour.