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Bills for Tri-City MPs moving through House of Commons

Bills for Tri-City MPs moving through House of Commons

An ePetition to back a private members' bill by Port Moody-Coquitlam MP Fin Donnelly has nearly 5,000 names.
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Advisors needed to shape future of downtown Port Coquitlam

Advisors needed to shape future of downtown Port Coquitlam

Applications will be accepted until Oct. 17.
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Coquitlam teacher to cut long hair for Fox Run

Coquitlam teacher to cut long hair for Fox Run

A dozen inches of Rebecca Hansen's long, brunette hair will be chopped on Friday at an assembly before the annual Terry Fox school run
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Surrey man identified as deceased man found in Coquitlam car

Surrey man identified as deceased man found in Coquitlam car

The victim of the Tri-Cities' sixth murder of 2016 has been identified as 39-year-old Jason Leigh Zellmer.
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Space race for Tri-City students

Space race for Tri-City students

SD43 students compete to send experiment to the International Space Station for testing by astronauts
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UPDATE: Body found in Coquitlam, death deemed suspicious

UPDATE: Body found in Coquitlam, death deemed suspicious

IHIT called in to help with investigation of body found on Quarry Road in northeast Coquitlam Friday morning.
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Filming is way up in Coquitlam

Filming is way up in Coquitlam

Low loonie and provincial tax breaks helping
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Foreign buying of Metro homes plunged after new tax

Foreign buying of Metro homes plunged after new tax

Surge of deals at end of July skewed August stats: Premier
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Seniors' gathering space to open in Port Moody early October

Seniors' gathering space to open in Port Moody early October

In a bright, sunny room at the corner of Noons Creek Drive and Ungless Way, the driving force behind the Port Moody Seniors Friendship Society gathered to point out some of the finishing touches on what will soon be a welcome gathering space for seni
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Speed hump policy needs overhaul: Port Coquitlam council

Speed hump policy needs overhaul: Port Coquitlam council

Mayor Greg Moore said the traffic calming guidelines are unfair and pose a financial challenge to Local Improvement Process petitioners.
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