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Coquitlam high school students planning TEDx event for June 25 need sponsors, applicants

If you don't come it means you don't care about new schools, Burke Mountain schools leaflet says

The operator of a planned medical marijuana facility pledged this week he would make his Port Coquitlam facility secure and odour-free. And if his business didn't comply, the city could shut it down.

A drive-by shooting took place in the southwest parking lot of Coquitlam Centre Friday afternoon, with the victim's girlfriend asking the volunteer for a bandaid

Police believe shooter drove off, call came in just before 3 p.m. today

Meeting set for June 16 to lay out details on planning for Burke Mountain schools, board chair says

When it comes to steering their child away from crime, says a local restorative justice advocate, and preventing a child from getting involved in destructive behaviours may be as simple as opening the lines of communication.

With a new building and hatchery now in place, the Burrard Inlet Marine Enhancement Society (BIMES) is set to begin a new phase of educating children and adults about salmon and the environment and a $125,000, three-year grant will help make it happe

If you see a yellow envelope lying around with voting information for the upcoming transit referendum, now is the time to fill it out and send it in. The close of voting for the plebiscite is 8 p.m.

The final leg of Port Coquitlam’s Fremont connector is shaping up, with two options expected to go out for public input next month.