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Traffic is flowing normally on Port Moody's Clarke Road hill again after the water stopped flowing. The southbound lanes up the hill from St. Johns Street into Coquitlam were closed all day Monday after a water main broke the day before.

17-year-old male had been pulled over for excessive speed when he got out of his car, jumped over the concrete barrier and was struck by oncoming eastbound traffic

Pain and suffering awards for minor injuries will be capped at $5,500

"They could have taken time to make one phone call or one quick email," Port Coquitlam medical cannabis proponent says

4% wage hike to cover pension comes from closure of retirees' health and dental plan

But Port Coquitlam MLA and minister of public safety won't push non-medical cannabis retail stores onto cities, online options are also being developed

Finding teachers and education assistants to fill in for sick workers a challenge, trustees told

Family said the long-time Tri-City MLA died after a battle with Alzheimer's disease

Metro Vancouver Transit Police are seeking the public's assistance in identifying a suspect in an alleged sexual assault that occurred on the SkyTrain last month.

Seismic replacements, new additions and new schools under way in School District 43