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April 2 event promises nearly 20 trucks, as well as live entertainment and kids' activities.

A B.C. Supreme Court decision barring a Vancouver Island facility from accepting any more contaminated soil won't affect Port Moody's Pacific Coast Terminals (PCT).

In a city gearing up to welcome the Evergreen Line and anticipating the associated housing densification with some trepidation, it's no surprise that transportation issues topped the list of issues in a recent Port Moody citizen survey.

The Tri-Cities C1 midget team, seen here defeating Abbotsford 1-0, took advantage of being on home ice to win their pool at the Tri-Cities Female Ice Classic earlier this month. The team went 2-0 in round-robin play to lead Pool A.

New rules that affect how farmland in Port Coquitlam can be used will be the topic of discussion at a meeting next week.

City council is expected to adopt a living wage policy next month, with implementation for staff and contracted workers in 2017

Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody saw $50 million more in transactions in 2015 than 2014

Education and outreach are still the main focus of Coquitlam’s efforts to eliminate interactions between people and bears but the city’s bylaw enforcement officers have not been afraid to issue fines to people who are still not getting the message.

The campaign urges young people and their parents to be aware of geotagging and how an online predator can use it to track kids' whereabouts.

Gassing up in Port Moody will come with a dire climate change warning, even though the councillors backing the motion requiring gas stations to affix warning labels on their pumps admit it's not likely to turn down global temperatures.