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Crowd for memorial honouring local teen

Crowd for memorial honouring local teen

Family, friends and supporters of the Coquitlam teen who died of a drug overdose last week in Port Moody held a public memorial service Monday evening
Port Coquitlam BIA hires a new champion

Port Coquitlam BIA hires a new champion

Merchants and property owners in downtown Port Coquitlam have a new champion.
Port Coquitlam gears up for annual downtown car show

Port Coquitlam gears up for annual downtown car show

Up to 60k people expected for the 12th annual event on Sunday, Aug. 21.
Another Olympic bronze for Coquitlam's Glaesser

Another Olympic bronze for Coquitlam's Glaesser

Jasmin Glaesser, a Terry Fox secondary graduate, took bronze today in the team pursuit cycling with teammates Allison Beveridge, Kirsti Lay and Georgia Simmerlin.
Fraser Health campaign to reduce drug overdose deaths

Fraser Health campaign to reduce drug overdose deaths

Posters, social media, website information targeted to drug users
Dining al fresco for the Coquitlam Farmers Market

Dining al fresco for the Coquitlam Farmers Market

Divas host Long Table Dinner at Colony Farm Regional Park to raise funds for children's programs

Port Moody woman dies in motor vehicle collision

A 79-year-old Port Moody woman is dead after a motor vehicle collision at North Road and Lougheed Highway Thursday afternoon. The Coquitlam RCMP said the crash took place at around 2:12 p.m.
Coquitlam ramps up fines for bear attractants

Coquitlam ramps up fines for bear attractants

Coquitlam hands out 55 fines worth $500 to residents who leave garbage out, fruit on trees
Drug treatment for youth a complex issue, says Fraser Health

Drug treatment for youth a complex issue, says Fraser Health

Days after the overdose death of a 16-year-old Coquitlam girl Fraser Health says the availability of drug treatment options for youth is a fluid situation and one that can involve a number of agencies.
Cougar sightings in Port Moody prompt warnings

Cougar sightings in Port Moody prompt warnings

Animal isn't aggressive but people should walk trails in pairs and leash their dogs