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Sprinkler scofflaws face bigger fines in Coquitlam

Sprinkler scofflaws face bigger fines in Coquitlam

Violating the stage 3 restrictions — which are currently in place in all Metro Vancouver cities — will cost $300
Fremont connector to dead-end at Devon, Lincoln: Port Coquitlam council

Fremont connector to dead-end at Devon, Lincoln: Port Coquitlam council

The city of Coquitlam is asking Port Coquitlam city hall to pay for half of a $30,000 study to look at linking up its roads with PoCo's Fremont connector.
Ioco open houses draw record turnout

Ioco open houses draw record turnout

Preserving the Ioco townsite's heritage was the top request at a pair of open houses last week in Port Moody that saw record turnout despite the mid-summer scheduling.
Crossley to enter guilty plea

Crossley to enter guilty plea

The young man who killed Port Coquitlam's Jesse Penner is due to plead guilty next month to several theft-related charges in B.C. Provincial Court in Richmond.
Coquitlam man has died after motorcycle crash Friday night

Coquitlam man has died after motorcycle crash Friday night

A Coquitlam man has died after a serious accident on Friday night. The man in his 40s was riding a motorcycle when he crashed into a parked vehicle on Ozada Avenue at Tahsis Avenue, in the New Horizons neighbourhood east of Pipeline Road.
Public works yard will likely move to remediated Barnet landfill

Public works yard will likely move to remediated Barnet landfill

A new Port Moody's public works yard, which currently sits on prime Inlet Centre real estate on Murray Street, is the most likely candidate for the old Barnet landfill, with other potential uses including active park space and "green tech" industry.
Fentanyl found in Tri-City street drugs

Fentanyl found in Tri-City street drugs

Coquitlam RCMP are warning the public about the appearance of fentanyl in the local street drug trade.
Oops! Did you receive a Port Coquitlam door hanger?

Oops! Did you receive a Port Coquitlam door hanger?

Port Coquitlam water ambassadors start Thursday to notify residents who don't follow the sprinkling rules.
Margaret Trudeau to back two Tri-City Liberal candidates

Margaret Trudeau to back two Tri-City Liberal candidates

Margaret Trudeau will visit the Tri-Cities next month to talk about mental health issues while throwing her support behind two federal Liberal candidates.
Port Coquitlam council simmers on Starbucks bid

Port Coquitlam council simmers on Starbucks bid

The owner of a Port Coquitlam strip mall pleaded his case for a drive-thru Starbucks at Monday's city council meeting.