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PCT prepping for overnight work starting Sunday

PCT prepping for overnight work starting Sunday

Port Moody residents around Burrard Inlet may be in for some noisy nights as Pacific Coast Terminals prepares for a month of overnight construction work.
Two men in custody facing several property crime charges

Two men in custody facing several property crime charges

Coquitlam RCMP's Prolific Target Team has kicked off 2016 by arresting two "priority offenders." On Jan.
Some Tri-City routes see delays while TransLink waits for new shuttles

Some Tri-City routes see delays while TransLink waits for new shuttles

Bus service disruptions due to a problem with defective community shuttles could continue well into the summer.
'Suspicious package' that shut down mall entrance reunited with owner

'Suspicious package' that shut down mall entrance reunited with owner

A suspicious package that shut down an entrance to Coquitlam Centre mall late Tuesday afternoon turned out to be simply a forgotten briefcase.
UPDATED: High risk for spill, Port Moody tells NEB

UPDATED: High risk for spill, Port Moody tells NEB

City's lawyer and manager tell National Energy Board hearing too many risks associated with Trans Mountain pipeline expansion
Premier's promise to save Riverview greenspace, trees

Premier's promise to save Riverview greenspace, trees

Premier Christy Clark makes campaign pledge about the historic property during the Coquitlam-Burke Mountain byelection.
BYELECTION: Joe Keithley says Greens are the best choice

BYELECTION: Joe Keithley says Greens are the best choice

Coquitlam-Burke Mountain candidate Joe Keithley says he's heard plenty on the door step.
TransLink failing to grow ridership: report

TransLink failing to grow ridership: report

Ex-CEO scolds bad decisions, 'hostile' politicians
Uber's arrival "inevitable," Stone says

Uber's arrival "inevitable," Stone says

Province in talks, NDP calls for open debate
Man who died in trailer fire identified

Man who died in trailer fire identified

The man who died in a trailer fire in Coquitlam early Tuesday morning has been identified by the BC Coroners Service as 55-year-old Timothy David Thomson. Thomson's trailer caught fire shortly after midnight on Jan. 19.