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Sometimes when you are passionate about something you have to take a stand. Or in this case walk. That's what Citadel middle school student Renee Boldut is doing Thursday, May 7 and she wants the community to join her.

Having a plan in place for a disaster should be on everyone's to-do list and an event in Coquitlam this Wednesday, May 6 will be a good, shaking and shuddering reminder.

A cormorant with a fishing float and line wrapped around its wing has finally freed itself of the impediment, much to the relief of the Burnaby-based Wildlife Rescue Association and others worried about the fate of the bird that hangs out at Lafarge

Tri-City residents and organizations are working to help the victims of quake-struck Nepal by organizing fundraising drives for the Red Cross.

The contract for Anmore's chief administrative officer was mutually terminated last month by him and council.

Arcadia Robinson, Mary Hitz, Margaret Manery and Myra Antaya are among the members of Coquitlam's Dogwood Garden Club, which hosts its annual spring plant sale on Saturday in the Centennial Pavilion at Dogwood Pavilion (624 Poirier St.).

The Flavelle sawmill site in Port Moody could be going the way of plans for Coquitlam's Fraser Mills, trading piles of wood and machinery for condos and a waterfront boardwalk.

The man who murdered his three children in 2008 told the B.C. Review Board Thursday that he hopes to go out for a coffee if given escorted day passes and that he will be ready to be discharged from the hospital in three to four years.

Volunteers with Coquitlam Search and Rescue (SAR) were busy in the Buntzen Lake recreational area this week, plucking two sets of couples off Eagle Mountain on Wednesday morning and night.

A public health message is warning clients of Share Family and Community Services food bank not to eat white balls wrapped in clear paper with blue writing that look like candies but are actually camphor mothballs.