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Trustee pay defended as equal pay for equal work with Port Moody, Port Coquitlam and Coquitlam councillors

He may have lost his memorial hall, but Port Moody WWI hero John Chipman “Chip” Kerr will soon be commemorated with a new stone marker in front of the McLean Residence at 2224 Clarke St.

Change made after Port Moody parents, trustees raise concerns

Trustees want the city of Port Coquitlam to build an additional fence

Transit ridership is on the rise in the Tri-Cities but most residents still prefer their cars for getting to and from work. According to Statistics Canada census data released this week, 73.

It may not have the girth and renown of Stanley Park’s Hollow Tree but Dave and Nola Menzies think a centuries-old cedar stump on Burke Mountain is worth saving as development encroaches ever closer.

Port Moody council wants to turn the area around the Moody Centre SkyTrain station into a vibrant, high-density urban neighbourhood that could be home to thousands of people. Now it just needs developers to make it happen.

The proponent of a rainbow crosswalk in Port Moody has mixed feelings that city council went against a staff recommendation and voted to locate it at Newport Village instead of Murray Street between Rocky Point Park and Brewers Row.

Minister mum on next steps but said plan is to take another look at the Renewing Riverview document

O ver a yea r ago, ahead of the opening of the Evergreen Extension, The Tri-City News sat down with three residents to get their take on how the new transit line would affect their commutes.