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Blueberry season has arrived - 2 weeks early

Blueberry season has arrived - 2 weeks early

A bumper crop of berries are being harvested in Port Coquitlam, berries also available at local farmers' markets
Postal dispute no excuse not to pay property taxes on time

Postal dispute no excuse not to pay property taxes on time

Municipal taxes in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody are due Monday, July 4 — or a 5% fine will be levied.
Port Coquitlam calls for asbestos removal standards

Port Coquitlam calls for asbestos removal standards

Port Coquitlam city council joined the call this week to see mandatory certification and licensing on contractors removing asbestos and other hazardous materials.
Stop to smell the roses in Coquitlam this weekend

Stop to smell the roses in Coquitlam this weekend

The Fraser Pacific Rose Society hosts its 25th annual rose show in Coquitlam on Saturday and Sunday, with the new Coquitlam Rose to be unveiled July 3 at 2 p.m.
Tax scam continues unabated

Tax scam continues unabated

Residents and local police warning the calls from "Canada Revenue" should be ignored.
Man injured in early morning home invasion in Port Coquitlam

Man injured in early morning home invasion in Port Coquitlam

Coquitlam RCMP are investigating an early morning home invasion in Port Coquitlam. Three men are believed to have entered an apartment in the 2600-block of Burleigh Ave. at about 4:30 a.m. Wednesday.
Plaza is set to open Friday in Coquitlam

Plaza is set to open Friday in Coquitlam

Canada Day event will showcase new Coquitlam facility
Pockets of poverty in Tri-Cities, report states

Pockets of poverty in Tri-Cities, report states

Hidden poverty and insecurity serious problems, states report by Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives
Prevent school learning loss with summer reading

Prevent school learning loss with summer reading

Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Port Moody programs promote story time, reading for your little ones
Province will pay $7.65 million to upgrade Coquitlam dike

Province will pay $7.65 million to upgrade Coquitlam dike

The project will bring the Pitt River dike, north of DeBoville Slough, up to flood-level requirements.