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Port Moody home on the move

Port Moody home on the move

Beautiful 1940s' era home will be relocated to make way for townhomes
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Styrofoam pellets make a mess of creek

Styrofoam pellets make a mess of creek

Port Coquitlam pool workers clean up mess left by careless individual
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Fewer provincial exams for B.C. high school students

Fewer provincial exams for B.C. high school students

Five exams reduced to two, replaced by classroom assessments, parents to be consulted on what report cards should look like
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Port Moody eyes Evergreen Line parking

Port Moody eyes Evergreen Line parking

Consultation to begin on the best way to handle street parking near transit stations; more talk on park and ride, too
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Port Coquitlam needs more homes: city staff

Port Coquitlam needs more homes: city staff

Port Coquitlam won't meet its population projections unless it builds more housing.
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23 years to save down payment in Metro: report

23 years to save down payment in Metro: report

Findings underscore home affordability challenge for young
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Hit and run in Port Coquitlam left skateboarder injured

Hit and run in Port Coquitlam left skateboarder injured

RCMP seek information on the incident that took place May 16
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Coquitlam councillor wants province to ban union, corporate election money

Coquitlam councillor wants province to ban union, corporate election money

Coquitlam council will debate campaign funding motion at its next meeting
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Big piece of Coquitlam's Burke Mountain is up for detailed study

Big piece of Coquitlam's Burke Mountain is up for detailed study

A visioning process for the northwest part of Burke Mountain is still in its initial stages but one things is certain: More people will be living on the mountain in the next 30 years.
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Three days, three fires in Coquitlam

Three days, three fires in Coquitlam

All three long weekend blazes were accidental
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