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PoMo Coun. Lahti wants top dollar for city lands

Port Moody is bracing for change β€” and plenty of it β€” and what's left of city land should be eyed through the lens of critical decisions made nearly 20 years ago, says one council member. At Tuesday's meeting, Coun.

Coronation Park planning kicks off with residents' meeting

A neighbourhood planning process is now underway for Coronation Park in Port Moody, a small pocket of mostly single-family homes that will be within walking distance of the Inlet Centre Evergreen Line station.

Rocky Point parkers will have to watch the clock

Port Moody council approves trial program to enforce time limits on parking over the weekend.

THINGS TO DO: Gear up for Golden Spike Days, local tunes & beer and piles of pancakes

Welcome to the first official weekend of summer β€” it’s going to be a hot one. Be sure to load up on sunscreen, put on a hat and get set for a weekend of good times.

Brisk housing market a boon for schools

But district needs to use its contingency fund to be able to hire teachers in September for children who move to new schools in the summer

Summer clinic to deal with testing backlog

School District 43 to spend some of its surplus on psycho-educational testing for high school students who need re-testing

Fire destroys boat parked in Port Coquitlam driveway

No injuries were reported and firefighters were able to keep the flames from spread to a nearby home

Banting middle re-build irks neighbours

Neighbours tell school board the new building is too close to their homes, but SD43 officials say options for the Coquitlam school were limited

Middle school music programs in jeopardy, parents say

Group asks school board to reinstate part-time position at Summit middle school

Celebrate Canada Day with local heroes

Carol Todd, Gloria Cuccioni and veterans among those to celebrate Canada Day at Port Moody Station Museum July 1