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The cost for water and sewer services will stay the same next year for Port Coquitlam property owners.

Developers and construction contractors could soon face stiff city penalties for shutting down Coquitlam streets without permission.

A handful of local wrestlers will don their costumes for a fierce fight in Port Coquitlam this weekend - but the real battle won't be against one another.

A Port Coquitlam woman whom the Tri-City News reported last May was in desperate need of a suitable kidney donation has passed away.

With the holiday season fast approaching, Share Family and Community Services is scrambling to make sure there is enough food stocked on the shelves to cover Christmas and the early January period when food donations typically slump Donations are slo

The Coquitlam RCMP are looking for anyone that may have witnessed the collision at Clarke Road and Glenayre Drive on December 3. The incident took pace at around 9:30 p.m.

As a child, Brooke Moriarity spent a lot of time at BC Children's Hospital to treat migraines, an affliction she inherited from both her parents that often caused her visual strain.

Port Moody council voted 6-1 to back Mayor Mike Clay for the city's Metro Vancouver board of directors appointment. The decision was made at a special council meeting on Thursday.

The future is bright for Metro Vancouver arts graduates. And next week, a Coquitlam high school known for its arts programs will show Grade 11 and 12 students in School District 43 how to be a part of the growing creative sector.

Port Coquitlam residents can soon have their say on what they want to see more - or less - of in next year's city budget.