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Black plans 24-hour Crunch climb

Black plans 24-hour Crunch climb

Port Moody man plans to climb steep trail as many times as possible in advance of Coquitlam Crunch Challenge
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Get set for Thanksgiving food drive

Get set for Thanksgiving food drive

Sept. 17 the date for B.C.-wide food drive
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Replacement for Terry Fox's alma mater in Port Coquitlam 'on time, budget'

Replacement for Terry Fox's alma mater in Port Coquitlam 'on time, budget'

While School District 43 is busy rebuilding Centennial secondary in Coquitlam, B.C.'s francophone school district is also underway with a replacement school in Port Coquitlam.
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Treefest key to saving Riverview in Coquitlam, advocate says

Treefest key to saving Riverview in Coquitlam, advocate says

Riverview Horticultural Centre Society hosting the 23rd Treefest on Riverview grounds in Coquitlam on Sept. 11.
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A new school year, a new job, a new curriculum

A new school year, a new job, a new curriculum

Port Moody secondary school grad excited to be teaching in School District 43
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One Port Moody Police charge in annual report

One Port Moody Police charge in annual report

The 2015/'16 annual report of the Office of the Police Complaint Commissioner included one Port Moody Police file concluded that year.
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Staff shake-up at Port Moody Arts Centre over finances

Staff shake-up at Port Moody Arts Centre over finances

The financial woes for the Port Moody Arts Centre (PMAC) have taken another turn for the worse.
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Slow down and watch for children next week, police say

Slow down and watch for children next week, police say

After a couple months of breezy summer driving, with minimal traffic and (mostly) good weather, next week will come as a shock to many motorists.
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No charges in 'drive-thru rage' at Coquitlam bank

No charges in 'drive-thru rage' at Coquitlam bank

No charges will be laid after a "consensual" fight at a CIBC drive-thru on Tuesday. Coquitlam RCMP said two drivers were in line at the Lougheed Highway bank at about 5 p.m. when one driver felt the person in front of him was taking too long.
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Tri-City schools prepare for new curriculum

Tri-City schools prepare for new curriculum

The Coquitlam Teachers Association says teachers are prepared but need more resources
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