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Two Port Moody Police officers were honoured last week for their part in reducing the alcohol-related death toll on B.C.'s roads by 52% under the Alexa's Team program.

It was not a happy Mother's Day for a Coquitlam family whose home was significantly damaged by fire. The incident occurred at around 3:30 a.m.

With three weeks to go until the Lower Mainland transit referendum deadline, voter turnout in the Tri-Cities is already surpassing that in last fall's civic elections .

A new Walmart could be opening up in the Tri-Cities, after the company purchased the store lease from the former Target location at Coquitlam Centre.

Some Tri-City residents got a jolt of reality this week when they felt what a 8.0-magnitude earthquake would be like.

Parents won't have to dip into their wallets as much this summer when their kids want to take a dip. That's because the cities of Coquitlam and Port Moody launch their unlimited child and youth passes next month.

One woman was sent to hospital and traffic along a section of Prairie Avenue was diverted for several hours Thursday morning after fire tore through a Port Coquitlam home.

Mother's Day marks the opening for the Coquitlam Farmers Market at Dogwood Pavilion. And organizers have a few activities up their sleeves to celebrate this year's launch on Sunday.

The scenario that saw a Port Coquitlam home sell for more than $100,000 above the asking price may be taking place across Metro Vancouver as the region posted the highest number of April real estate sales in nearly a decade.

Coquitlam residents with concerns about the proliferation of large, new homes in their neighbourhoods are invited to join the city at an information session next week.