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Coquitlam's One Pass rate goes up next year

Coquitlam's One Pass rate goes up next year

It won't cost any more to take a dip, go for a skate or workout at a Coquitlam facility in the new year — except if you have One Pass.
Port Coquitlam Mayor Moore is back as Metro chair

Port Coquitlam Mayor Moore is back as Metro chair

Also, Tri-City mayors make appointments to municipal committees
Isaacs wins BC Liberal nod for byelection

Isaacs wins BC Liberal nod for byelection

A by-election has yet to be called in the provincial riding of Coquitlam-Burke Mountain but all three major parties now have their candidates lined up for the contest.
Police negotiator ended standoff peacefully early Monday morning

Police negotiator ended standoff peacefully early Monday morning

Police incidents over the weekend kept Coquitlam RCMP busy. Several officers were sent to the Costco outlet in Port Coquitlam at about noon on Saturday after receiving a report of a man with a weapon, but investigators found nothing criminal.
Ready and waiting for refugee families

Ready and waiting for refugee families

Coquitlam church group waits to hear news of when its sponsored refugee families will arrive
Gatensbury on Port Moody's traffic safety agenda for 2016

Gatensbury on Port Moody's traffic safety agenda for 2016

Port Moody's traffic safety committee will be looking at ways to improve safety on Gatensbury Street.
Coquitlam couple celebrating 20 years of Christmas volunteering

Coquitlam couple celebrating 20 years of Christmas volunteering

Ernie and Janet Nial have seen a lot in their 20 years of volunteering at the Share toy donation bin at Coquitlam Centre — stress and panic, certainly, but also patience, gratitude and overwhelming generosity.
Doors set to open for Coquitlam shelter

Doors set to open for Coquitlam shelter

3030 Gordon provides rooms, meals and support to help Tri-Cities' homeless get permanent housing
After some sparring, Coquitlam OK’s affordable housing strategy

After some sparring, Coquitlam OK’s affordable housing strategy

The amount of money that should be allocated to support affordable housing initiatives in Coquitlam was the subject of a tense debate Monday as council voted to adopt its new housing affordability strategy.
Coquitlam won’t hit its GHG goal just yet

Coquitlam won’t hit its GHG goal just yet

City has saved $3.1M on energy from 2006 to ’14