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Provincial exams for public school students in Grades 10 to 12 will be going ahead as planned this week, despite the teachers' strike.

An equipment failure on the Evergreen Line truss is being blamed for shutting down North Road during rush hour Tuesday afternoon, the second incident to cause a road closure this year.

Protestors were arrested in Port Moody Wednesday after occupying Tri-City Conservative MP James Moore's office in protest of Enbridge's Northern Gateway pipeline.

Coquitlam voters won't see a referendum question about Metro Vancouver's planned incinerator on the civic ballot when they go the polls in November.

The city of Coquitlam will host a workshop in September with the Tri-Cities' Chamber of Commerce to talk about how local businesses can win city contracts.

The provincial government's decision to close Riverview Hospital in Coquitlam has led to the "current serious mental health crisis in the province," a former vice-president of the 102-year-old institution says.

Only small boats will be able to launch from Coquitlam's Maquabeak Park after the city closed the dock this week for safety reasons.

Tri-City seniors want more information about their transportation options, according to a recent survey , and to fill that knowledge gap a local service agency is holding a special forum.

Is it possible to turn people on to municipal elections? Port Moody certainly hopes so.

A $100-million drinking water filtration plant that has already been working for six months in the Coquitlam watershed was opened for restricted viewing this week.