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BC Coroners Service, corrections officials and RCMP are investigating the death.

Suspects yelled racial slurs and harassed passengers at the Granville SkyTrain station in Vancouver on Sept. 19, 2015

A Vancouver man who was digging a ditch for a sewer line in Coquitlam this week has been identified.

Everyone likes to feel they are indispensable at work but there are few times that a retirement truly feels like the loss of a limb to those left behind.

Upgrading the Inlet Park field is inching toward reality after Port Moody council approved a spot for the project in its five-year capital plan as well as a funding mechanism to make it happen.

Port Moody's old fire hall site sits empty in the city's town centre but residents can expect to hear about some potential plans for that prime property this summer.

John 'Doc' Cumbers was just 17 when he joined the Royal Canadian Air Force during the Second World War; 70 years later, he was recognized for his courage and valour, and was awarded the rank of Knight of the French National Order of the Legion of Hon

Port Moody residents can have their say next month on a proposed four-storey mixed-use building on St. Johns Street that would feature four commercial and 12 residential units.

Higher enrolment, conservative forecasting helps school district deal with past issues

School District 43 is charging less for school site acquisition fees because property for five Burke Mountain schools has already been secured