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Crackdown in Coquitlam on illegal suites

A crackdown is coming in Coquitlam on illegal secondary suites.
55-plus games seen as economic, sporting boon for Coquitlam

55-plus games seen as economic, sporting boon for Coquitlam

Kickoff is next Wednesday; many events to follow
Port Moody rallies to support Ioco Ghost Town Day

Port Moody rallies to support Ioco Ghost Town Day

Port Moody resident Jeff McLellan is hoping to raise support and awareness for the 15th annual event in honour of heritage advocate Mary Anne Cooper.
Port Moody to consider living wage policy

Port Moody to consider living wage policy

Port Moody could be joining the likes of Vancouver, New Westminster and Port Coquitlam in adopting a living wage policy.
A public hearing, again, for Aragon development in Port Moody

A public hearing, again, for Aragon development in Port Moody

The project at Clarke and Moody streets will be the subject of another public hearing on Oct. 11; Aragon has reduced the height but maintained the six storeys.
Planned road in Bert Flinn Park in Port Moody remains — for now

Planned road in Bert Flinn Park in Port Moody remains — for now

A question mark remains over whether the David Avenue extension will be built in Bert Flinn Park after Port Moody council opted to defer a motion to remove the road right-of-way in favour of research on possible alternatives.
Funding sought for second Burke elementary in Coquitlam

Funding sought for second Burke elementary in Coquitlam

Sheffield now at the top of the list for new schools in School District 43 five-year capital plan
NDP promises to boost transit cost sharing

NDP promises to boost transit cost sharing

Jump from one third to 40 per cent from B.C. to 'break gridlock'
MSP hike off as real estate lifts B.C. budget surplus

MSP hike off as real estate lifts B.C. budget surplus

Property transfer tax rakes in nearly $1 billion more than planned
Minimum wage rises 40 cents to $10.85 an hour

Minimum wage rises 40 cents to $10.85 an hour

NDP, labour continue campaign for $15 an hour minimum