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One call to get questions asked about seniors care

Fraser Health has made it easier for families to locate services to help seniors stay independent and in their homes longer.

Port Moody fireworks delayed by radio station

The fireworks display over Port Moody Inlet last Saturday for the city's 100th anniversary party was held back because of problems with the radio station that was simulcasting the music. CKPM 98.

City of Coquitlam being sued over dog bite

A Vancouver resident is suing the city of Coquitlam after he was allegedly bit by a dog from the Coquitlam animal shelter. Last week, Jae Hyon Kim filed a civil suit in B.C.

Fireworks over Port Moody Inlet

The sky over Port Moody lit up with fireworks tonight to mark the 100th year of the city.

More than 10k out to hear Trooper

The city of Port Coquitlam wrapped up a full-day of centennial activities on Saturday with a performance by Trooper.

Woman rescued by Coquitlam SAR

A 20-year-old woman who injured her knee Aug. 15 had to be rescued by local volunteers. Coquitlam Search and Rescue was called out shortly before 2:30 p.m. after reports of a woman became incapacitated on the West Buntzen Trail.

Forest fire risk still present

Despite the recent precipitation the forest fire risk remains elevated and residents are reminded to remain vigilant.

A boy and his dog enjoy the last weeks of summer break

Nine-year-old Matteo Trovato will be heading back to school in September with a new friend in tow. The Moody elementary school student will have Ragetti, a Golden Doodle, trained by 4 Paws for Ability at his side.

Coquitlam city workers to vote on new deal

More than 900 unionized members working for the city of Coquitlam will vote next week on a new collective agreement.

New club for kids who donate to the foodbank

Children are among the biggest contributors to the food bank and Share Family and Community Services plans to recognize that fact with a new club to highlight their efforts.