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UPDATED: Fallen tree causes $100k damage to Coquitlam home

UPDATED: Fallen tree causes $100k damage to Coquitlam home

City says owners were warned tree was a hazard
Concert apartment offer brings refugees to Coquitlam

Concert apartment offer brings refugees to Coquitlam

Families moving to 15 units made available in Cottonwood area
Pedestrian recovering in hospital after being struck in Port Coquitlam

Pedestrian recovering in hospital after being struck in Port Coquitlam

Coquitlam RCMP said that the 23-year-old male was intoxicated and wearing dark clothing when he was hit
French award an honour for 91-year-old vet

French award an honour for 91-year-old vet

Ted Fletcher receives France's National Order of the Legion of Honour
Coquitlam to host large number of refugee families

Coquitlam to host large number of refugee families

As many as 18 families expected to move into the area in the next week, with more to come as housing becomes available
Coquitlam RCMP ask for public's help in tracking down suspects

Coquitlam RCMP ask for public's help in tracking down suspects

Coquitlam RCMP are asking for the public's help in identifying two suspects connected to violent crimes in the fall. On Sept. 24, 2015 a 60-year-old Coquitlam man came home just before 4:30 p.m.
Port Moody puts Inlet Park upgrade on the books

Port Moody puts Inlet Park upgrade on the books

Port Moody soccer players are getting a long-awaited nod from city council, which has put planning the redevelopment of Inlet Park back on the books.
No rumble strip road music for Port Moody

No rumble strip road music for Port Moody

Drivers in Port Moody won't be making music on their morning commute after council issued a quick end to a proposal for a so-called "musical highway.
Townhouse proposal for St. Johns Street sent back to the drawing board

Townhouse proposal for St. Johns Street sent back to the drawing board

A 17-unit townhouse proposed for St. Johns Street will go back to the drawing board after Port Moody council decided it was too soon to allow amendments to the new official community plan.
BC Taxi president tells Port Moody council Uber should follow the same rules as cabs

BC Taxi president tells Port Moody council Uber should follow the same rules as cabs

The Uber debate came to Port Moody city hall Tuesday as the president of the BC Taxi Association urged council to be mindful of the service taxis provide — and the potential danger of the ride-sharing service.