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Most Coquitlam fire victims housed, cash comes in

Ten displaced families from the Cottonwood Avenue fire still need a place to live

Coquitlam firefighters will get naloxone training

Increase in number of overdoses prompts policy change
Moving creek has Port Coquitlam streamkeepers worried

Moving creek has Port Coquitlam streamkeepers worried

Stream would be relocated to make way for 10,000 square foot house, property owner says fish habitat would be improved
UPDATED: Coquitlam woman died in Osoyoos jet ski crash

UPDATED: Coquitlam woman died in Osoyoos jet ski crash

A Coquitlam woman has died in a jet ski crash on Osoyoos Lake. The B.C. Coroner Service has confirmed that Taylor Anne Jessop, 24, was with a companion on separate rented jet skis when they collided shortly before 5 p.m. on Friday, Aug.
Coquitlam band financials unveiled

Coquitlam band financials unveiled

The Kwikwetlem First Nation's annual financial report has been released and show the band is in a similar financial position as last year.

Port Coquitlam cyclist gears up for Ride To Conquer Cancer

Odette Pepper has achieved her fundraising goal of $5,000 but with two weeks left until she takes part in the Ride To Conquer Cancer, she says more donations are welcome.
UPDATED: Coquitlam student died in drug overdose

UPDATED: Coquitlam student died in drug overdose

The 16-year-old girl was found unresponsive in the bathroom of the Starbucks on Ioco Road.
UPDATED: Coquitlam man identified as victim in stabbing outside Port Coquitlam pub

UPDATED: Coquitlam man identified as victim in stabbing outside Port Coquitlam pub

Robert Harold Vidovich, 65, died of wounds suffered in an apparent altercation outside the pub. IHIT has released a description of the suspect.

Slight rise in Tri-City real estate in June

July showed some signs that the red-hot Metro Vancouver real estate market could be moderating, according to the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver.
Learn about overdoses, naloxone at community event in Port Coquitlam

Learn about overdoses, naloxone at community event in Port Coquitlam

A free community event next week will give the public a chance to learn about how to prevent and respond to drug overdoses, and to pick up a free take-home naloxone kit.