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Bedlam crew close Vic-Maui race

The crew of the boat Bedlam II cruised into the Lahaina harbour early Wednesday - 20 days after leaving Victoria in the biennial Vic-Maui International Yacht Race.

Port Moody council backs medical pot production

Could pot farms soon be sprouting in Port Moody? It's a possibility after city council approved a zoning bylaw amendment Tuesday to allow medicinal marijuana production and testing in PoMo's industrial zones.

Rocky Point pay parking on hold

Visitors to Rocky Point Park can save their coins for a scoop of ice cream now that Port Moody council has put plans for a pay parking trial period on the back burner.

Charge in 2013 hit-and-run death of Port Coquitlam teen Annie Leung

A 73-year-old Port Coquitlam man has been charged in connection with the hit-and-run death last September of 16-year-old Annie Leung. The PoCo teen was crossing at Mary Hill Road and Pitt River Road when she was struck on Sept. 10, 2013.

Tri-City residents get $230 for leaving bear attractants out

There are at least nine Port Moody residents who may be taking the Bear Aware message more to heart now after receiving a violation ticket from BC Conservation officers this week.

Port Moody Library hopes to reno for more space

Port Moody Public Library plans to rejig its existing space to meet immediate needs while also putting together plans to expand in five to seven years.

Coquitlam man dies in Coquihalla crash

A man who died in a motor vehicle accident on the Coquihalla last weekend has been identified as Graham Pearce Overbury of Coquitlam. According to the BC Coroners Service, the 56-year-old was riding a motorcycle southbound at around 2:30 p.m.

Shorter response times but longer time spent at calls: Port Coquitlam chief

The number of calls Port Coquitlam Fire and Emergency Services receives each year has stayed in lockstep with the city's population.

Coquitlam gas leak repaired

A natural gas leak in Coquitlam Wednesday afternoon has been repaired, with affected residents expected to have appliances back up and running shortly. The leak on Robson Drive, near Hockaday Street, was called in to Fortis BC at about 12:45 p.m.

Share food bank shelves dwindling

Summer may be the season of pool parties, picnics and backyard barbecues but for the Share food bank, it's a time of empty shelves and continued need.