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Lots of attention for 'conduct' rink sign

The city of Port Moody's attempt to keep things cool in its hockey rink obviously scored with people throughout the region.

Coquitlam RCMP seek missing teen

The Coquitlam RCMP is seeking the public's assistance in locating Amanda MacInnis, an 18-year-old female who was last seen on Saturday. MacInnis had been missing last week but was found before disappearing for a second time on the weekend.

UPDATED: Wilson gets NDP nod for Coquitlam-Burke Mountain

Chris Wilson, the executive director for KidSport Tri-Cities and a former Olympic wrestler, will represent the BC NDP in Coquitlam-Burke Mountain in the May 14 provincial election.

MONEY TALK: Clouds clearing on gloomy stock market

Headwinds to a normal, self-sustaining economic cycle are diminishing. U.S. residential real estate - the financial crisis' epicentre - is now fundamentally rebalanced, and prices are stable or advancing.

Coquitlam host to Canada's largest soccer super store

Brad Leitch, president and CEO of Soccer Express, knows his soccer and his acumen is making Tri-Cities a hub for the sport.

Fire breaks out at Port Coquitlam warehouse

Port Coquitlam fire officials are investigating after a blaze broke out at a storage warehouse on Kingsway Avenue Friday afternoon.

Code of conduct sign goes up at Port Moody arena

A code of conduct sign posted on Wednesday at the Port Moody recreation complex has struck a nerve with rink users.

Repairs on Best turf field during spring break

An artificial turf field the city of Coquitlam shares with a high school will undergo repairs just eight years after it was installed. This week, city managers said the wear and tear on the field at Dr.

UPDATED: Next year's school calendars to stay the same

School District 43 won't go it alone in changing summer, spring and winter breaks, the board of education was told Tuesday.

UPDATED: Concerns about cuts at SD43 schools

Principals, teachers and support staff are raising concerns about cuts to School District 43 spending, saying they could could affect professional development, school maintenance, technology and the lucrative international education program.