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No suspects in Port Coquitlam targeted shooting

No suspects in Port Coquitlam targeted shooting

A man is recovering in hospital after a shooting in Port Coquitlam Friday night. The incident happened shortly before 10:30 p.m. outside an apartment building in the 2300-block of Wilson Avenue, near Bury Avenue.
Last minute help need for holiday food bank

Last minute help need for holiday food bank

Share Family and Community Services asking people to donate food or cash to stock shelves until spring
Two fires occur at same Port Coquitlam home

Two fires occur at same Port Coquitlam home

Fire crews are investigating after blazes occurred 12 hours apart
Guard against phone scams, police warn

Guard against phone scams, police warn

Coquitlam senior refused to give out information and wants to warn others
Mossom wins $10k for education effort

Mossom wins $10k for education effort

Student video helps put program in the running for BC Hydro Community Champions award
Mental health facility, commercial district are in works for Riverview

Mental health facility, commercial district are in works for Riverview

Six-week feedback period for Coquitlam lands vision; Kwikwetlem looks to receive benefits
Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam on BCBusiness list

Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam on BCBusiness list

Coquitlam down two spots while Port Coquitlam is up three
Open house for Flavelle Oceanfront in the new year

Open house for Flavelle Oceanfront in the new year

When Mill and Timber closes its doors to cedar and, perhaps, opens up for development, what people most want to see are a bigger Rocky Point Park, waterfront access, a public market and a wide mix of shops and services.
Santa's helper to distribute gifts, cheer on Dec. 20

Santa's helper to distribute gifts, cheer on Dec. 20

Kyra Gregory-Cole has a Christmas wish, but it isn't what would normally be on a nine-year-old's list for Santa.
More Bratz, bears needed for Coquitlam woman's refugee welcome project

More Bratz, bears needed for Coquitlam woman's refugee welcome project

Coquitlam's Selina Prevost has been busily transforming dolls and stuffed toys for the children of Syrian refugees who will soon be arriving in Canada but she's still hoping for more donations.