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Help release fish, celebrate 25 years at Noons

Help release fish, celebrate 25 years at Noons

Port Moody Fingerling Festival is set for Saturday, May 7 when 40,000 salmon fry will be released into Noons Creek with displays and activities at the Port Moody rec complex
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Booze biz owners against Coquitlam rule changes

Booze biz owners against Coquitlam rule changes

A group of pub and liquor store owners say their businesses will suffer if large grocery chains are allowed to sell booze in Coquitlam.
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Port Moody beefing up garbage enforcement

Port Moody beefing up garbage enforcement

Bylaw staff are targeting neighbourhoods throughout the city; a tour of Glenayre early Monday morning turned up about 90 bins that had been left out the night before.
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Take better baby photos with Port Coquitlam mom's invention

Take better baby photos with Port Coquitlam mom's invention

Lookielookies attach to your phone, tablet or DSLR screen to grab baby's attention for that winning photo.
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Be part of Coquitlam RCMP bike patrols

Be part of Coquitlam RCMP bike patrols

The detachment is accepting applications for volunteer summer bike patrols until April 29.
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B.C. begins its own oil pipeline review

B.C. begins its own oil pipeline review

Trans Mountain twinning faces fresh hurdle
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Evergreen Line project on track for 2017 opening

Evergreen Line project on track for 2017 opening

New SkyTrain line will be completed in early 2017 and connect Port Moody, Coquitlam and Burnaby to Vancouver
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One dead after fight at North Fraser Pretrial

One dead after fight at North Fraser Pretrial

A fight at North Fraser Pretrial Centre last week has left one inmate dead and another facing serious charges
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Inert grenade closes Coquitlam Value Village

Inert grenade closes Coquitlam Value Village

Store has since re-opened and police say that public safety was not at risk
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Youth launch campaign to make documentary

Youth launch campaign to make documentary

Heritage Woods grads seek seed money for film about B.C.'s disappearing glaciers
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