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It's been nearly 160 years since Col. Richard Clement Moody surveyed his way from New Westminster to the shores of Burrard Inlet, in the process building North Road and planting the seeds of the small city that would bear his name.

The cost of Port Moody's participation in the Trans Mountain Pipeline review process continues to climb with more money added to what Mayor Mike Clay describes as a "black hole" that isn't producing any discernible results.

Clarke Road was fully re-opened Wednesday afternoon, less than a week after its southbound lanes were closed because of a third sinkhole that formed over the Evergreen Line tunnel boring machine.

O ut of 90 students in Pinetree teacher Jon Hamlin's Information and Communication Technology Course, seven are girls.

Coquitlam's QNet program, which provides businesses, schools and residential highrises with high-speed broadband internet access, expanded in 2014.

When Sandy Burpee took over as chair of the Homelessness Task Group nine years ago, the Tri-Cities were getting close to reaching a crisis point.

It took more than 12 hours for Port Moody firefighters to fully extinguish a blaze that broke out at the Flavelle sawmill Wednesday morning and sent plumes of smoke across the city.

School District 43's plan for a "status quo" budget for the next school year has drawn fire from school staff who work with vulnerable students with many telling a public meeting Tuesday they want staffing restored not the continuation of last year's

Stephen Lam was enjoying a hike on Coquitlam's Crystal Falls trail Saturday when he spotted a man known to take that love of nature one step further.

Hyde Creek recreation centre and Minnekhada middle school were locked down briefly on Tuesday morning as Coquitlam RCMP searched for two suspects in a break-in. Cpl.