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Step Four of B.C.'s COVID-19 restart plan begins after Labour Day, which is set to see a return to normal indoor and outdoor recreation activities.

High-end road bikes, e-bikes, and mountain bikes were among the items seized

Port Coquitlam residents face fines ranging from $150 to $500 for not looking after their dog, not shovelling snow, watering lawns during a drought or cutting down trees without a permit and dozens of other bylaw infractions

Lea Olson wants to go globetrotting after she matched all six numbers to claim BC/49's top prize from its June 19, 2021 draw.

Here is a wrap up of what is going on right now at your local libraries.

Albeit a modest jump, the region saw a bump in confirmed infections for the first time since mid-April per the BC Centre for Disease Control.

Pancakes and performances are on the docket for Saturday (July 24) in celebrating Port Coquitlam's and Tri-Cities' LGBTQ and BIPOC communities.

Woodland Park will provide 325 units of non market rental housing, park land, child care and retail, but council also wants to know what it would take to get a third rapid transit station and other improvements to handle more traffic in the area

B.C. officials detect 89 new COVID-19 cases – the most in a day since June 20.

Writer who says they've lived in the region since they were six years old believes there are enough people to build more infrastructure in the region.