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A Port Coquitlam man will have to hand over $13,000 after pleading guilty to stealing money and electronics from a Langley Best Buy last year.

B.C. teachers have promised to vote on ending their strike if the government agrees to binding arbitration.

If you're driving, it's time to put the phone down. For the month of September Coquitlam RCMP officers - both plainclothes and uniformed officers - are cracking down on distracted drivers.

With a visioning process for the Riverview lands underway way, now is the time to visit the iconic 244-acre site, says the organizer of this year's Treefest.

Interested in organic gardening? The Colony Farm Community Garden Society is hosting a tour and compost demonstration Sunday, Sept. 14. The tour of garden plots, now colourfully arrayed in flowers and vegetables ready for harvest, takes place at 3 p.

A group of Tri-City environmentalists wants to ensure Kinder Morgan Canada's Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project stays out of Colony Farm Regional Park and they're holding a rally next Sunday to raise awareness.

After 25 years of helping to protect mountains, rivers and streams in the Tri-Cities and surrounding areas, the Burke Mountain Naturalists are not yet ready to rest on their laurels.

The high school football season may be going ahead as planned this week despite the current labour dispute but the same may not be said for other school sports. Dave Jones, coach of the Dr.

A long-time Coquitlam resident, Ben Craig, is running for Coquitlam council.

Schools were quiet today Friday in School District 43 as teachers joined their B.C. colleagues in study sessions and took down their picket lines.