Local News

The deadline to have your say on the proposed Fremont connector in Port Coquitlam is tomorrow (Friday) at 4:30 p.m.

Allan Schoenborn, the man who murdered his three children in his ex-wife's home in April 2008, will have to wait to hear whether he'll be granted escorted day passes in the community.

A fundraising push to replace Coquitlam Search and Rescue's 20-year-old mobile command centre is now just $30,000 shy of its goal.

Tri-City college- and university-bound students who have already graduated but still need to upgrade English 12 and Biology 12 or other high school credit courses are signing up in droves to take advantage of free tuition before provincial funding ru

Anxious parents worried about the potential spread of the measles virus are asking for accelerated vaccination schedules for their children to protect them against the disease.

O n a patch of gravel beside a rushing, rain-swollen creek, a concr ete building is rising that looks to the un-schooled eye like an intruder to the dark and damp forest that surrounds it.

The BC SPCA is investigating a Coquitlam resident believed to be the owner of an emaciated Siberian husky found wandering in Maple Ridge on Jan. 31.

"Put your energy into the song and then people can feel that," and with that encouragement 45 Iranian, Korean and Chinese-born Canadians belted out this country's national anthem.

A casino and theatre that draw hundreds of thousands of gamblers, music lovers and guests annually pulled in more than $6.3 million for the city of Coquitlam last year.

Lawns and grass fields torn up by crows and raccoons in search of chafer beetles could cost thousands of dollars to repair, according to Port Coquitlam and Coquitlam, with Port Moody and School District 43 still assessing the damage.