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Anmore South development proposal ekes forward so more discussions can happen

Anmore South development proposal ekes forward so more discussions can happen

The project could see about 3,300 new homes built in the south part of Anmore.
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New policy to help guide how redevelopment of Port Moody's downtown looks and feels

New policy to help guide how redevelopment of Port Moody's downtown looks and feels

The policy anticipates up to 14 towers could be constructed in the 23-acre neighbourhood around Moody Centre SkyTrain Station.
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Is Port Moody's latest official community plan a 'nightmare' or an 'amazing start?'

Is Port Moody's latest official community plan a 'nightmare' or an 'amazing start?'

Port Moody's new draft official community plan for its future growth has been in the works for three years already.
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Tri-Cities Today: December 7, 2023

Tri-Cities Today: December 7, 2023

Read what's on in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody for Thursday, Dec. 7, 2023.
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Highway 4 to close temporarily for removal of rockslide debris

Highway 4 to close temporarily for removal of rockslide debris

The highway will be closed from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday
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Coquitlam doles out money to help 20 local organizations

Coquitlam doles out money to help 20 local organizations

Since 2002, more than $9.5 million has been granted to 242 community organizations.
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Company building Coquitlam condo tower where shoring wall collapsed says it followed proper procedures

Company building Coquitlam condo tower where shoring wall collapsed says it followed proper procedures

Nobody was injured when the wall collapsed on Nov. 29 and the company is continuing its investigation.
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Port Moody councillors vote themselves a pay raise

Port Moody councillors vote themselves a pay raise

The pay for Port Moody Mayor Meghan Lahti will increase from $126,360 to $142,970.
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Photos: Why some teachers at Port Moody Secondary will look a little odd this week

Photos: Why some teachers at Port Moody Secondary will look a little odd this week

The teachers lost a Movember challenge to a group of students fundraising for men's health issues.
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Coquitlam Express players using their heads to raise awareness about special causes

Coquitlam Express players using their heads to raise awareness about special causes

Coquitlam Express general manager Tali Campbell says the "Helmets for Charity" initiative highlights the team's commitment to community involvement.
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