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Children of the Street Society in Coquitlam launches campaign

Be careful of what you share on social media, warns a Coquitlam-based child advocacy group.

Port Moody's development future on agenda for Tuesday's meeting

Port Moody residents interested in proposed development guidelines for neighbourhoods like the western gateway and Moody Centre should attend Tuesday night's council meeting.

Renovation eyed for Pleasantside Grocery Store in Port Moody

A Port Moody architect who trained in Italy hopes the restoration of the Pleasantside Grocery Store will be part of a renaissance of the Port Moody confectionary that was a popular stop for ice cream and treats for hordes of summer beach-goers in yea

Thrifty Foods nixes plans to open 24 hours in Port Moody

Thrifty Foods in Port Moody has shelved plans to open 24 hours in response to neighborhood concerns, the Tri-City News has learned.

Police dog Chrisa makes first arrest in Coquitlam

Police service dog Chrisa made her first arrest this week while helping the Coquitlam RCMP track down a man who allegedly committed an armed robbery at an ATM machine.

Hey young entrepreneurs tell your story on video

Young entrepreneurs have an opportunity to showcase their business acumen for cash prizes. The Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC) is accepting applications for the 2013 edition of the BDC Young Entrepreneur Award.

Search for women begins up Indian Arm

A search is underway for a women who police and rescue officials say went missing about half-way up the east side of Indian Arm.

'Friends' building on library branch success

Coquitlam's public library will have a lot of firsts this year. The new $15-million City Centre branch that opened last November on Pinetree Way has seen its circulation more than double since January 2012.

Furnace source of smell, students returned to classes

Anmore elementary school students got an extra long recess this morning (Thursday) after they were evacuated to allow officials to investigate the source of an odour. Terasen and fire officials were called out and a furnace issue was identified.

Tour bus company under review

A Coquitlam tour bus company involved in a fatal collision in Oregon State in December has now responded to the provincial government about its suspension as part of an official review of the business.