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An office trailer at a Port Coquitlam business was destroyed Friday after a fire broke out next to an electric heater.

Students at Coquitlam's Gleneagle secondary organized their third annual sleepout last night (Thursday)

Some hosts are earning thousands a year, data shows

Homeowners in the Tri-Cities who bought during last year’s real estate frenzy have likely seen the value of their houses decrease. Over the last six months, the benchmark prices for all residential property in Coquitlam fell 4.

Businesses in Coquitlam saw approximately $3.1 million in economic spinoffs generated as a result of the 55+ BC Games last September, the city claims.

Plans for Westport Village — the project proposed for the old Andrés Wines site — cleared an early hurdle after Port Moody’s Community Planning Advisory Committee supported the proposal this week.

Port Moody council is throwing its support behind a plan to encourage more secondary suites, both to increase the supply of affordable rental housing and to bring home ownership within reach for more people.

Two weeks after the city of Port Coquitlam hosted an open house to talk about its plans for the new downtown recreation complex, the fee for the project manager has shot up by $1 million.

Brewer’s Row and beyond will get a business boost with Port Moody’s continued participation and funding contribution to the BC Ale Trail campaign.

Port Moody Police are asking for the public’s assistance in locating a pair of joyriders who caused heavy damage to the school fields at Aspenwood elementary last week. At about 9 p.m.