Local News

Port Moody will ask TransLink for better bus service to Glenayre, more frequent West Coast Express trains and an upgraded B-Line for Evergreen Line integration as part of its response to the North East Sector Transit Plan.

Sunny skies are expected for the 34th annual Terry Fox Run, which is taking place at four locations Sunday across the Tri-Cities.

The architects behind Port Moody's new fire hall have received an award from a firefighting industry organization.

Barbara Junker has announced her intention to run in the Port Moody civic election in November.

Coquitlam RCMP are hoping to identify a suspect who took a child's cops-and-robbers approach to a bank robbery. On Aug. 2, a man entered a North Road bank, waited to see a teller then walked behind the counter and yelled out that it was a robbery.

The public can get a look at Pacific Coast Terminals' plans for handling potash at an open house next Tuesday at Port Moody's Old Mill Boathouse. PCT signed an agreement with K+S Potash Canada in April and expects to be handling about 1.

A School District 43 principal is being hailed as a hero by speaking out about school underfunding in a letter to parents.

A North Road business owner is asking for the city's help after what he says have been months of slow sales due to Evergreen Line construction.

International education students are patiently waiting for school to start in School District 43 - and are not threatening to leave because of the labour dispute - says assistant superintendent Patricia Gartland.

An update on Coquitlam's economic development activity for the first half of 2014 painted a rosy picture of the city's business climate.