Local News

Young people hoping to participate in Port Coquitlam's 91st annual May Day celebration's royal party have until the end of the month to submit their applications.

Traffic pattern changes along United Boulevard are expected starting this month as crews continue their work on the Port Mann/Highawy 1 construction project.

The number of inter-municipal business licences (IBL) sold in the Tri-Cities in the program's inaugural year has fallen short of expectations, according to a Port Coquitlam staff report.

Evergreen Line construction along Clarke Street next to the railway tracks between Moody and Queens Street is expected to ramp-up in the coming days.

Tri-City residents and visitors will have no excuse for getting lost in Coquitlam if the city's wayfinding plan comes to fruition.

The number of people getting caught drinking and driving over the holiday season is on the decline, according to CounterAttack statistics compiled by the Coquitlam RCMP.

A species of bird that was virtually non-existent in the Tri-Cities only a few years ago has seen a significant increase in its local population, according to statistics from the recent Christmas bird count.

Sport utility vehicle owners in Coquitlam are being warned after a string of thefts of catalytic converters occurred this week in the Austin Avenue area between Mariner Way and Laurentian Crescent.

A new year brings a fresh set of increased fees and charges for Coquitlam residents as well as businesses and developers operating in the city.

A handsome bell tower that gave St. Andrew's United Church its distinctive mid-century modernist look and called the faithful to worship for decades will rise again.