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The city of Port Moody will apply to TransLink to operate a shuttle bus this summer connecting the Inlet Centre and Moody Centre areas.

Port Moody residents will get a chance to weigh in next month on the future of the property that contains the old fire hall, at Ioco Road and Murray Street, and the city’s public works yard a little further west on Murray.

Port Moody is considering banning the use of single-use plastic shopping bags and styrofoam containers. But such a ban won't happen until businesses, interested stakeholders and the public have had a chance to weigh in on the idea.

Another new school is needed for fast-growing area of Coquitlam, parents say

Port Coquitlam church hosts panel discussion at the Terry Fox Theatre next week — police, medical professionals and grieving families will share their insights

Automated callers identify as police and make threats if call isn't returned

Fresh fruits, vegetables and dairy will be provided monthly to registered families via refridgerated truck

If you live in a Port Coquitlam townhouse or apartment with city waste pick-up, you may see some “auditors” in your communal bins this and next month.

Port Coquitlam’s chief administrative officer is moving on.

Fitness boot camps have become a popular with people looking to shed a few pounds and get into shape. Now, Chris Boyd, a registered clinical counsellor in Coquitlam, is looking at applying the same concept to mental health.