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The property at 2430 Ottawa St., in Port Coquitlam, has been on the city radar for a decade.

A vacant office space used occasionally for election campaigns will soon be filled with animals.

Yesterday, on the first day of the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls hearings in Richmond, commissioners, family members and witnesses called for a change in how Indigenous history is shared.

A scan of reports and emails suggests fewer people have concerns but task force seeks more information

City councillors join Coquitlam task force on 3030 Gordon shelter as operators hire worker to expand needle sweeps in the area

Port Coquitlam man happy the wallet will be returned to its owner

Metro Vancouver board chair Greg Moore, mayor of Port Coquitlam, says Metro board members "missed the mark" on remuneration bylaw

A new shuttle bus service in Port Moody this summer that will link Inlet Centre, Rocky Point Park and Moody Centre is a win win for local businesses, residents and visitors, says Celia Chiang, the president of Shop Local Port Moody.

The city of Port Moody will investigate the implications of divesting its investments from companies in the fossil fuel sector as well as the banks that support them, but it won’t ask the Municipal Finance Authority of BC (MFABC) to do the same.

The dominos are starting to fall in what was previously revealed by border agents to be B.C.’s largest known immigration fraud scheme.