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UPDATED: 2.71% tax hike planned for homeowners in Coquitlam

Coquitlam property owners will see an average 2.34% overall property tax hike when their bill arrives this year, an increase the city says is the smallest since 2005.

Business, mayors join forces to get information out on transit referendum

Business owners interesting in learning how the upcoming transit referendum affects them may want to attend an upcoming event organized by the Tri-Cities Chamber of Commerce.

Festival du Bois draws thousands of music lovers

Here's a video from Locarno's opening number on Saturday night. Check out Wednesday's Tri-City News for photos. Below, the lineup for Sunday (schedule is subject to change): MAIN STAGE (Grand Chapiteau) 9 a.m.: Mass 10 a.m.

Schools in Port Coquitlam locked down briefly during RCMP investigation

Coquitlam RCMP instituted a brief lockdown at several schools and a community centre in Port Coquitlam Thursday afternoon after receiving complaints about a man walking with a gun.

Thousands raised for bench in memory of Coquitlam sisters Keziah and Shiloh

A grieving young Coquitlam woman who wanted a legacy bench to keep the memory of her younger sister alive will now have a bench in her name as well after she died tragically in a car accident.

Schoenborn decision won't come today

UPDATE: No decision will come today. More to come... From earlier: The B.C. Review Board hearing for Allan Schoenborn, the man who killed his three children in 2008, resumed Thursday with questions for Schoenborn's case manager.

Allan Schoenborn's review hearing postponed again

The B.C. Review Board hearing for Allan Schoenborn, the man who murdered his three children in 2008, will be held over to a future date to hear evidence from an expert on risk assessments.

Medical pot facility would be a first for Port Coquitlam

About 17,000 pounds of medical marijuana could be grown and processed annually in an industrial warehouse in Port Coquitlam. This week, the city's smart growth committee unanimously voted to forward a rezoning bid to council for consideration.

Port Coquitlam ponders tougher rules for aggressive dogs

Port Coquitlam plans to put more teeth into its bylaws governing aggressive and dangerous dogs. A number of changes are being recommended by the city's bylaw services manager as a result of recent court decisions.

Port Moody WW I trench project nearing completion

There are no rats and nary a dram of whiskey to be found but, other than those missing elements, the McKnight Trench, dug out of the dirt behind Port Moody Station Museum, is as authentic a First World War re-creation as any you will find in this cen