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Port Moody-Coquitlam Liberals unhappy with Conservative Party interpretation of Elections Act, but ads posted before polling day are OK

Sunday, Oct. 25 event at Coquitlam hatchery will welcome salmon, educate children and families about the life cycle

Incident occurred Thursday evening before 6 p.m. on Como Lake Avenue in Coquitlam

Thousands of students across School District 43 are casting a ballot for Student Vote 15, but many of them want their vote to count for real

Child development centres join forces to reach out to Tri-City families

Port Moody is hoping a new report on the condition of buildings at the Ioco townsite will spur property owners Imperial Oil and Brilliant Circle Group to ensure they are better preserved.

Port Coquitlam residents can have their say this month on a controversial bid to put a Starbucks drive-through at a busy northside intersection.

A 28-year-old Port Coquitlam man is facing three criminal charges in connection with an alleged hit-and-run involving a cyclist on the Mary Hill Bypass in July 2014.

As the country votes for a new government on Monday, we asked our Tri-City candidates to give their final say.

Drivers of heavy trucks are now being told to keep to the right side of a Port Coquitlam bridge.