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Port Moody “badly needs” rental housing and the city can’t afford not to allow a plan for a new 142-unit rental building on St. Johns Street to be built, says the CEO of Landlord BC, David Hutniak.

Thousands of dollars in damages cleaned up while RCMP conduct investigation

Last week, Metro Vancouver started to build a new pathway to update the Colony Farm Sheep Paddocks Trail.

The rain held off yesterday — just long enough — for the 3,000-plus runners, walkers and cyclists in the four Tri-City Terry Fox runs.

Coquitlam is part of an international campaign to stop the torture and consumption of dogs and cats in its friendship city of Paju, South Korea.

As anniversary of father's disappearance looms, family wants an alert system for missing elders with Alzheimer's

Port Moody is getting a rainbow crosswalk. Where it will be located is still to be decided.

If there’s one thing Damir Dugandzic has learned from his years in the hospitality business, it’s to listen to his customers. Now, the longtime owner of the Burrard Public House on St.

Football coaches don’t like surprises. They spend hours designing plays. They scout opponents, then drill their teams to anticipate their every move on both sides of the ball.

There will be fewer surprises underfoot, and less smell from some garbage cans, in Port Moody. On Tuesday, council decided to expand the city’s dog waste diversion pilot program to three more locations.