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The long-awaited Lincoln Station on Coquitlam Centre property is starting to take shape with some upcoming construction work expected to take place at night, starting Jan. 4.

A Port Coquitlam neighbourhood awoke to the sound of gunfire on Christmas morning. Coquitlam RCMP say reports of a shooting inside a home in the 2400-block of Kitchener Avenue came in at about 5 a.m.

The past year was a time of upheaval at School District 43 but the new board chair and newly appointed superintendent said this month the year ahead should be one of stability and a re-focusing on learning innovations.

Troubled Tri-City youth using the new 2TALK texting program to get help are dealing with grief, interpersonal conflict and mental health concerns not just bullying according to the latest stats from the Port-Coquitlam based I Am Someone Let's End Bul

Thinking of making a New Year's resolution that will make a difference to someone else? Donating blood might just earn you karma points for 2015.

The holiday spirit was expected to be in abundance on Christmas Day at St. Andrew's United Church in Port Moody, where up to 30 people were to enjoy a turkey dinner and a hot breakfast after spending the night on a mat on the basement floor.

Few things mark the start of the holiday season like the process of putting up Christmas lights. Once they're up on the house and turned on, they are an instant harbinger of merry good cheer.

The re-building of Mossom Creek hatchery in Port Moody is an example of community resiliency and co-operation with nature as the driving force, says co-founder Rod MacVicar.

Mayor Richard Stewart got some good news just in time for Christmas with a new study ranking Coquitlam as one of the best cities in the province to live and work. The list of Best Cities for Work in B.C .