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Coquitlam RCMP are hoping to identify a man wanted in connection with an alleged assault at a Port Coquitlam bar after the Super Bowl last month. According to police, on Feb. 1 a 46-year-old man and his girlfriend were at the Cat and Fiddle Pub.

Kimberley Doerksen is too young to have been around for the Marathon of Hope but, growing up and learning Terry Fox's story in school, she remembers a sense of awe at what he'd accomplished and dreaming that, one day, maybe she would do the same.

The Mossom Creek Education Centre is now up and running after thousands of chum fry were placed into rearing tanks on Wednesday.

Irwin Richard Franz pleaded guilty Wednesday in B.C. Provincial Court in Port Coquitlam in the September 2013 hit-and-run death of 16-year-old Annie Leung.

Two former Coquitlam city councillors who are now Tri-City MLAs will make up part of a special committee examining regulations limiting how much municipal election candidates can spend on their campaigns.

Five people were taken to hospital with smoke-inhalation issues after a fire destroyed one home and scorched two others in the Dawes Hill Road area early Wednesday morning.

Port Coquitlam council will get a chance to vote on an alignment option for the new Fremont Connector at next week's meeting.

The statistics about Canada's sedentary kids are worrying but local schools are working overtime to fill in the fitness gap. And one school finds morning the best time for relays, free play and exercise to music.

Pacific Coast Terminals, known for the huge, yellow piles of sulphur it ships from the Port Moody waterfront, started to handle canola oil on the weekend and the first load reportedly went smoothly into the tanks.

The Terry Fox Ravens suffered a heartbreaking defeat at the hands of the Yale secondary Lions during Saturday's boys AAAA B.C. High School Basketball Provincial Championships.