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Baby harbour seal dehydrated but holding his own

A baby harbour seal will have a new lease on life after it was rescued from the shore of the Pitt River near Peace Park in Port Coquitlam Tuesday.

Dentist reaches in to help out kids

When Coquitlam dentist Derek Kim practiced in Comox and Chilliwack, his office offered a unique service to the public.

Scam artist picks the wrong mark

A con artist who goes house-to-house claiming he has been in a car accident and needs money, picked the wrong person to scam when he knocked on Darlene Browning's door last month.

Port Moody Centennial babies to be recognized

Babies born this year to Port Moody families will get special recognition to help the city celebrate its 100th anniversary.

Bikes stolen in late night break-in

Police in Coquitlam are looking for three bikes after an underground parking lot was broken into last week. A red Yamaha, a yellow Suzuki dirt bike and a black and silver Schwinn low rider, chopper-style bike were taken at around 12:30 a.m. on Aug.

Coquitlam RCMP need witnesses to fatal car crash

Witnesses of a fatal three-vehicle crash that occurred last week are being asked to come forward in order for police to piece together exactly what happened. The collision took place at around 6 p.m. on Aug.

Dear Grade 8 Me: Port Coquitlam students put out welcome mat

It hasn't gone viral yet but it could in the coming days between now and back to school on Sept. 4.

Baby seal rescued from shore of Pitt River

A baby seal will have a new lease on life after it was rescued from the shore of the Pitt River near Peace Park in Port Coquitlam Tuesday.

Break on garbage fines for homeowners on waiting list

A huge jump in bear sightings and complaints about bruins eating garbage has prompted the City of Port Coquitlam to send out letters warning homeowners about fines for leaving their trash unsecured.

Don't wait to get the best blueberries of the season

It's been a banner year for blueberries, says Karam Dhanwant, who has been growing the delicate summer treat for over 30 years. But like all good things, even blueberry season must end.