Local News

Two people were injured after a fire broke out at a Coquitlam home Thursday night. Fire Chief Wade Pierlot said the incident occurred at a single-family home on Buoy Drive at around 6 p.m.

Man going door-to-door saying he needs money for a tow truck

Coquitlam is taking steps to reduce “nuisance” noise generated by construction. Currently, the noise regulation bylaw states that work must take place only between 7 a.m. and 10 p.m., Monday to Saturday.

Trustees agree to spend money on preliminary design for Sheffield elementary to get project under way

Irvine elementary rebuild expected to be approved soon; parents want interim measures because of quake risk to older school

Special Olympics athletes from around the region converged on McLean Park on Port Coquitlam’s northside last weekend for the annual softball tournament.

Independent businesses are stronger if they work together. That’s the driving force behind Shop Local Port Moody, a non-profit society of 30 PoMo businesses that works to promote their wares and services, and to build community.

No concerns about delays for staffing, but some funding hold ups for classroom conversions

Student perspective, less emphasis on grades and personal comments part of new tool for communicating student learning

Hikers heading out to Burke Mountain need to do more than just a few Google searches to prepare before they hit the trails.