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Soup Sisters and Broth Brothers are creating a stir this fall to provide soup for women and children fleeing domestic violence at Tri-City's emergency shelter. This Sunday, Sept.

Hopeful searchers are taking to the trails around Coquitlam and Port Coquitlam today in the hopes of finding Shin Noh, a retired pastor, before the weather changes.

An accountant who previously worked for the city of Burnaby is School District 43's new secretary treasurer.

Volunteers searching for Shin Noh, 64, fanned out across the Tri-Cities today in the hopes of finding the retired pastor who has Alzheimer's and has been missing for a week. A fitness facility on Port Moody's St.

Mounties are looking for the owner of an urn that was found in a back alley in the 1100-block of Howie Avenue in Coquitlam earlier last week. There are remains in the container, which is made of metal and adorned in engraved designs.

One man is in hospital with non life-threatening injuries and another is in jail after a stabbing occurred in Coquitlam Wednesday night. The incident took place just after 10:30 p.m.

Coquitlam will hold a byelection on Saturday, Oct. 26 to replace two councillors - Linda Reimer and Selina Robinson - who resigned after being elected in May as MLAs.

It's a train, it's a plane - no it's Supermom coming to the rescue of harried parents everywhere who are racking their brains for a new children's party idea.

PoCoMo Youth Services will be launching its new name and logo during a gala night in support of its Project Reach Out bus and programs for youth.

A new contract that will see Coquitlam's unionized city workers' wages go up 6.75% over four years was ratified by council this month. Council approved the memorandum of agreement with CUPE Local 386 that is retroactive to Jan.