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Strong turnout to view plans for new Port Coquitlam rec complex

Strong turnout to view plans for new Port Coquitlam rec complex

Yesterday, city council, managers and project representatives in charge of updating the downtown recreation complex heard from some 270 people at an open house for the four-year, $132-million project.

UPDATED: Evergreen Extension ridership hits 30,000 per day

TransLink CEO Kevin Desmond said SkyTrain line to Port Moody and Coquitlam is on track to reach 70,000 per day by 2021
Belcarra Park affected by power line expansion

Belcarra Park affected by power line expansion

By BC Hydro says route is in an existing right-of-way
School District 43 enrolment expected to drop

School District 43 enrolment expected to drop

Large class of high school students graduating this year
New to Canada? What do you know about curling?

New to Canada? What do you know about curling?

For someone who has only lived in Canada for a few months, curling be a puzzling sport.
Port Moody eatery named B.C.'s best small company

Port Moody eatery named B.C.'s best small company

A Port Moody eatery scooped the top prize last night (Thursday) at the 14th annual Small Business BC Awards gala.
Port Coquitlam biz raises funds for Syrian family

Port Coquitlam biz raises funds for Syrian family

Partners Marketing Group will match community donations dollar for dollar up to $10,000 for a total $20,000 contribution to local church efforts to bring family from Syria
Refugees who walk across border land in Coquitlam

Refugees who walk across border land in Coquitlam

School District 43 reporting new refugee school enrollment from U.S. in recent weeks
Dutch court an eye-opening experience for Port Coquitlam mom Carol Todd

Dutch court an eye-opening experience for Port Coquitlam mom Carol Todd

Ruling expected March 16 in case of Aydin Cobin, social media awareness event for parents March 28
SD43 policy prevents transgender discrimination

SD43 policy prevents transgender discrimination

School District 43 updated student code of conduct to reflect changes to human rights legislation