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Parties have differing positions, numbers on Syrian refugees to Canada

The city's director of engineering takes the heat from council on the cost overruns.

$1,000 award will be given to students enrolled in child and youth care program in recognition of Port Coquitlam teen and mental health issues

Election questions answered in English, Cantonese, Mandarin and Farsi

Half of all residential fire occur between 11 p.m. and 7 a.m., when most people are sleeping

Tri-Cities Chamber of Commerce nominees will be feted at a lunch at Westwood Plateau in Coquitlam Oct. 29

‘A place where you can feel normal’ is the goal

Coquitlam council is contemplating allocating an additional $577,000 to support the city’s 125th birthday, a move that could bring the total cost of next year’s celebrations close to $1 million.

As home prices spiral up beyond the reach of many Lower Mainland residents, the federal parties are staking out different approaches on how they would deal with the housing affordability problem if elected.

Sanctions coming to at least six 'rogue' companies that aren't paying truck drivers legislated rates.