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Crash diverts traffic on Mary Hill Bypass

Traffic was being detoured around the site of a motor vehicle accident on the Mary Hill Bypass at Broadway shortly before noon Thursday.The crash temporarily detoured westbound traffic off the bypass and on to Broadway.

Brain-injured kids to benefit from $100k donation

A Vancouver resident recovering from a brain injury has made a a sizable donation to a fund named after a Coquitlam man who shares the same affliction.

Roll up red carpet for senators, Thomas Mulcair says

At a press conference yesterday at Rocky Point Park in Port Moody, NDP leader Thomas Mulcair and New Westminster-Coquitlam-Port Moody MP Fin Donnelly launched an attack against the Senate.

Rich harvest at Port Moody police garden

A collaboration between the Port Moody Police, Coquitlam Farmers Market and Share Family and Community Services has resulted in several pounds of fresh produce for the food bank.

Car fire in Coquitlam Tuesday night may be linked to shooting

Coquitlam RCMP and IHIT are investigating whether a car fire on Thomas Avenue Tuesday night is related to a shooting a few blocks away off Brunette Avenue that left a man dead. IHIT spokesperson Sgt.

Tips for getting around U.S. dollar conversion costs

Global diversification is one of the golden rules of investing - it helps you reduce risk and enhance return potential.

Orion heads back to Coquitlam school on Sept. 3

Thousands of students will be heading back to class next Tuesday with either smiles or frowns, depending on their emotions. But one member of the Como Lake middle school community will be wagging his tale.

Updated: Shooting in Coquitlam was targeted - police

Maillardville was behind police lines Wednesday morning as investigators canvassed neighbours for details in what is believed to be a gang-related killing.

Con artists targeting Tri-City seniors

Tri-City seniors are being warned by police after con artists targeted - and stole - from three elderly people. The first scam happened Aug.

Coquitlam city workers okay new deal

More than 90% of unionized Coquitlam city workers voted in favour of a new contract last week. Ken Landgraff, president of CUPE Local 386, said Monday the 900-plus members approved a collective agreement that will see their wages rise 6.