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To the person who dropped an envelope full of money at Coquitlam Centre Mall: the RCMP has your cash. An anonymous Good Samaritan turned in the money, which was found at around 12:45 p.m.

Coquitlam is winding down a handful of dormant sister and friendship city partnerships but will continue to focus on agreements made with Paju, South Korea and Foshan, China.

Mounties are searching for a newer model pickup truck that struck a pedestrian last month in Coquitlam’s Austin Heights neighbourhood. The incident occurred shortly after 11 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 26 at the corner of Austin Avenue and Nelson Street.

A group of parents from Port Moody’s Seaview neighbourhood is hoping city council heeds their plea for better signage to control speeders and stop sign runners before it’s too late.

The theft of $175,000 in Port Coquitlam taxpayer funds by a city employee has prompted a whistleblower policy for municipal staff.

Nasty Women: Gender in Politics event hosted by Metro Conversations

Metro Vancouver’s latest proposal for Belcarra Regional Park would see five of the seven heritage cottages that were once summer homes for the family and friends of John Bole restored and retained on the site as “interpretive landscape displays.

Cities, school district looking at whether schools are needed for Flavelle and Fraser Mill projects

Middle school and secondary students would be accommodated in new building by 2023, but parents not happy with timeline

Some Port Coquitlam councillors call it "fair." Others say it's "disrespectful."