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UPDATED: Evergreen Line won't open until 2017 but 'biggest challenge is behind us'

UPDATED: Evergreen Line won't open until 2017 but 'biggest challenge is behind us'

SkyTrain cars won't start running on the Evergreen Line until early 2017, the second announced delay in the Burnaby/Port Moody/Coquitlam rapid transit line.
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New anti-gang tactics go B.C.-wide

New anti-gang tactics go B.C.-wide

Predictive approach to be standardized
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New B.C. curriculum to include coding

New B.C. curriculum to include coding

School District 43 teacher helping to write the new Applied Design, Skills and Technologies curriculum for the province
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Gatensbury residents without mail after Canada Post deems the route 'too dangerous'

Gatensbury residents without mail after Canada Post deems the route 'too dangerous'

It was after her husband of 62 years passed away — a Second World War veteran who died on Remembrance Day — that a Gatensbury Road resident realized something as amiss with her mail.
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O'Neill in NDP nomination race

O'Neill in NDP nomination race

A byelection has yet to be called for the provincial riding of Coquitlam-Burke Mountain.
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Port Moody townhouse proposal could spell bad news for some St. George views

Port Moody townhouse proposal could spell bad news for some St. George views

A 17-unit townhouse development proposal for St. Johns Street in Port Moody that could affect views for its St. George Street neighbours will go to a public hearing on Dec. 8.
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Mobile biz licences to continue in the Tri-Cities

Mobile biz licences to continue in the Tri-Cities

But an expanded program may mean a loss of revenue for Port Moody.
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Port Moody Police dispatch moves to E-Comm next spring

Port Moody Police dispatch moves to E-Comm next spring

Port Moody Police Department's dispatch services will be moving to E-Comm 911 next spring.
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Chime in on Port Moody budget at town hall Nov. 30

Chime in on Port Moody budget at town hall Nov. 30

Port Moody residents can have their say on the city's proposed five-year financial plan — and possible 4.38% tax increase for 2016 — at a town hall meeting on Nov. 30.
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PoCo Grand Prix to draw up to 5k visitors

PoCo Grand Prix to draw up to 5k visitors

When more then 200 cyclists race through downtown Port Coquitlam next July for the BC Superweek stop, Port Moody pro Leah Guloien will have a hometown crowd to cheer her on.
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