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Home sales take a tumble in the Tri-Cities

Home sales take a tumble in the Tri-Cities

Fewer detached homes sold in the summer months compared to last year
Parent input sought on report cards

Parent input sought on report cards

Province reviewing how student progress is tracked in keeping with changes to the K to Grade 9 curriculum
Port Coquitlam council frustrated with Metro

Port Coquitlam council frustrated with Metro

Port Coquitlam council takes aim at the growing bureaucracy of the regional agency, of which the board of directors is chaired by the city's mayor.
Female firefighter to retire after 33 years with Sasamat department

Female firefighter to retire after 33 years with Sasamat department

Judy Evans become an associate member of the volunteer fire department come Jan. 1, 2017
Man injured in Coquitlam break-in

Man injured in Coquitlam break-in

Coquitlam RCMP are investigating a business break-in early Monday morning where they discovered an injured man. Police received a call of a break-in to a business in the 1800-block of Pipeline Road in Coquitlam.
New Foyer Maillard in Coquitlam opens for francophone seniors

New Foyer Maillard in Coquitlam opens for francophone seniors

New Coquitlam facility provides 125 residential care beds
Trump talk at Douglas College in Coquitlam

Trump talk at Douglas College in Coquitlam

Lecture will focus on Republican nominee's controversial campaign
BC Cancer Foundation hits the door steps in Coquitlam

BC Cancer Foundation hits the door steps in Coquitlam

The BC Cancer Foundation is letting Coquitlam residents know that their door-to-door canvassers will be in the area this week.
More help for addicted teens needed: Sowden

More help for addicted teens needed: Sowden

Secure care policy and longer term substance beds urged, says Coquitlam school trustee.
Supporting at-risk Tri-City teens through art

Supporting at-risk Tri-City teens through art

Canvas of Change fundraiser supports Children of the Street Society programs