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Coquitlam Mayor Richard Stewart has blasted New Westminster's decision to proceed unilaterally to replace the single-lane Bailey Bridge that connects the two cities.

Police are releasing home security tips after collaring a suspected cat burglar who entered people's homes through unsecured doors and windows late at night and stole their valuables.

School District 43 is expecting another budget shortfall next school year - $13.4 million - and will for the second year in a row have to cut jobs and other spending to stay in the black.

School District 43 faces a tough job balancing its budget for next year, it was announced this week. And finding places to cut School District 43's projected $13.

A Port Moody resident got a bit of a surprise last week when he woke up in his St. Johns Street apartment and found a complete stranger sleeping on his couch.

A car dealership will soon operate among the furniture retailers, warehouses, industrial shops - and casino - on Coquitlam's United Boulevard.

Coquitlam residents in detached homes will soon have a quick way to find out how and what can be recycled as of July, when Multi-Material BC (MMBC) takes over collection in the city.

Coquitlam city staff are counting on new wildlife-resistant garbage cans to cut down on the number of bear and wildlife complaints. The city's new solid waste collection system will begin in July, when BFI Canada Inc.

A Lower Mainland real estate developer is looking to build a neighbourhood pub and liquor store at the heart of Port Coquitlam's new Fremont Village development.

The Tri-Cities saw a noticeable dip in power consumption on Saturday night as many residents shut off their lights and electronic devices in recognition of Earth Hour.