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A fire that badly damaged a Glen Drive apartment complex and left close to 100 people homeless in Coquitlam on Monday is not considered suspicious.

Preparations are underway for the Walk 2Talk taking place Sunday in support of Tri-City youth and a pilot texting platform to help those struggling with bullying, mental health and other troubling issues.

Residents looking to help out people displaced by Monday night's apartment fire on Glen Drive can now make donations at a local financial institution.

Coquitlam RCMP are renewing calls for information on a woman wanted for allegedly using a stolen credit card to buy electronic goods at Coquitlam Centre in July 2013.

A large police investigation resulted last month in two Coquitlam residents being charged in connection with more than 30 tire and wheel thefts.

Port Coquitlam city staff have dusted off plans for a new park tied to an elementary school.

Several weapons have been seized and a Port Coquitlam man is facing a dozen criminal charges after being arrested for allegedly stealing a vehicle in the Citadel Heights area last week.

A former radio reporter and UBC graduate student will be up against Conservative MP James Moore in the fall federal election.

More than a hundred people are homeless after a fire tore through a Coquitlam apartment building Monday and the city expects the residents could be displaced for several months.

Port Moody has declared its residents have the right to live in a healthy environment, joining several other cities in the Blue Dot campaign to enshrine that right in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.