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Two young men are facing charges for allegedly posing as members of the Alzheimer Society of B.C. to solicit fraudulent door-to-door donations.

The company that now picks up curbside trash, green waste and recyclables in Coquitlam will continue with recycling collection after July 1.

More charges have been laid against a retired school teacher who pled guilty last year to sexually exploiting two young people in Coquitlam during incidents that date back more than a decade.

A section of Como Lake Avenue has re-opened in both directions after a massive concrete Evergreen Line guideway unexpectedly shifted above the intersection at Clarke Road, prompting the street's closure on Friday.

Two men accused of breaking into storage lockers in the Glen Drive area of Coquitlam are being sought by police.

The Coquitlam RCMP is warning the public to be careful about who they give personal information or money to after residents complained to police about a telephone scam last week. Cpl.

A section of Como Lake Avenue in Coquitlam was closed in both directions Friday after a massive concrete Evergreen Line guideway shifted above Clarke Road.

A director with the Hoy/Scott Creek Watershed Society is worried Evergreen Line contractors aren't treating Coquitlam as well as Port Moody when it comes to creek protection.

Evergreen Line contractors are expected to soon begin boring the 2 km tunnel from Burquitlam to Barnet Highway in Port Moody and one result will be trucks delivering 200,000 cubic metres of fill to Port Coquitlam 16 hours a day.

School District 43's board of education voted Tuesday to establish a new finance committee in the wake of massive deficit and budget woes over the last 14 months.