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New Moody middle opens its doors

New Moody middle opens its doors

Students, community get a first look at newly-built Port Moody middle school
YK2 babies make up the Class of 2018

YK2 babies make up the Class of 2018

These are the Y2K babies and, after a dozen years of school, the ones their peers voted to represent them at the podium for their respective graduation ceremonies.
Make Oct. 10 World Mental Health Day: Todd

Make Oct. 10 World Mental Health Day: Todd

A Port Coquitlam advocate is calling for 10,000 signatures to petition the federal government to proclaim Oct. 10 as World Mental Health Day.
TransLink eyes 'pricing by distance' transit fare model

TransLink eyes 'pricing by distance' transit fare model

TransLink announced on Monday a new proposed fare structure that would charge SkyTrain, SeaBus and future rail project riders by distance, with a flat fare staying in place for buses.
Family buys back Rokstad Power

Family buys back Rokstad Power

Coquitlam-based power line company back in original owners' control after U.K. giant liquidated
Patriotic Pitt River students get their flag pole

Patriotic Pitt River students get their flag pole

The Canadian flag will soon fly at the Port Coquitlam middle school, thanks to two boys who did their research
Coquitlam hands out Spirit grants

Coquitlam hands out Spirit grants

Groups get money for everything from measuring tapes to Highland Games
China trips forge relationships — trustees

China trips forge relationships — trustees

But CUPE 561 worried about conflict of interest, calls for more transparency on China trips
More poor seniors living in Coquitlam

More poor seniors living in Coquitlam

Tri-City poverty rates higher than in the rest of B.C., new seniors poverty report shows
Coquitlam lukewarm about requiring EV charging

Coquitlam lukewarm about requiring EV charging

Some councillors balk at proposal to legislate level of stations in new developments