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New faces on Coquitlam committees

Last month's election of two Coquitlam councillors as MLAs will mean new faces on many city committees and task groups. But the appointments previously held by councillors Linda Reimer and Selina Robinson won't be the only roster change. Coun.

Historic Booth Farm is eyed for preservation

The city of Coquitlam is looking to save a 112-year-old farmhouse that once hosted community picnics and other large gatherings. This week, council hinted the city wants to buy the home that used to belong to Maillardville pioneer Ralph Booth.

Intracorp has big plans for Burquitlam area

The first development to fall under Coquitlam's new Transit-Oriented Development Strategy (TDS) will generate big bucks for the city.

MONEY TALK: Enhancing your retirement income

Most people think of permanent life insurance as money paid when someone dies. They know it's a great solution for paying a tax liability at death, providing gifts for loved ones or charities.

Have a beef or just simply eat some

The mayors will be front and centre Wednesday, July 3 for the 10th annual Mayor's Barbecue, hosted by the Tri-Cities Chamber of Commerce.

Port Moody parade brings back memories

Everyone loves a parade, especially Port Moody Coun. Diana Dilworth, and this year, her dream of a string of floats winding its through the city will finally come true. On Saturday beginning at 11 a.m.

All Nations Festival a first for Port Moody

Port Moody's Rocky Point Park will be transformed into a First Nations arts and cultural festival this Saturday in what might be the region's largest event to recognize that indigenous people were on the scene long before Colonel Moody and CP Rail ar

Serious accident closes a portion of North Road in Coquitlam

The Coquitlam RCMP is advising the publicto take alternative routes after a serious collision closed down a portion of North Road.

PoCo 'sorry' for peat moss on homeless camp

Port Coquitlam bylaw manager Dan Scoones is apologizing after staff in his department dumped peat moss in an area where a homeless man was known to camp.

Lane closures begin Wednesday in Coquitlam at Guildford and Pinetree

If you drive on Guildford Way as part of your daily commute, get ready for delays for the rest of June.