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TransLink is giving the public a chance to view proposed route changes and comment in an online survey until Nov. 6.

Port Moody Police are puzzling over a disturbing find at the Ioco townsite on Sunday: an AK-47 assault rifle. Const. Luke van Winkel said two women who were walking in the area discovered the gun near some bushes and immediately called police.

More than 22,000 voters in the two Tri-City ridings cast a ballot in advance polls last weekend

COs want cities to do more, PoCo concerned about downloading

So far this season 5 bears have been destroyed because of conflict concerns, most lured into neighbourhoods by smell of garbage, attractants

I Am Someone Ending Bullying Society in Port Coquitlam launches online auction to raise funds for text '211' 2TALK awareness campaign; gifts, baskets, sports packages among items offered

Integrating old BCeSIS system with MyEducation BC a challenge, SD43 official says, but schools are making the switch

A blaze that tore through a Port Moody apartment complex last week and left about 50 families homeless was likely caused by plumbing work being done on the building, said Deputy Fire Chief Gord Parker, the same cause of another fire at the complex 15

The family of three children murdered by their father Allan Schoenborn could be waiting until next May to know whether he can be deemed a high risk offender under new federal legislation that went into effect in July 2014. A B.C.

A man has been arrested in connection with an alleged incident at the Poirier Sport & Leisure Complex in September during which a family reported somebody had been watching them change. The family was at the pool on Sept.