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Pipeline Road residents are frustrated with a city decision to allow a stone-cutting business to continue operating next to the Coquitlam River despite the fact the company has not been in compliance with land use regulations for years.

Port Coquitlam home and business owners will likely benefit from a stripped-down city budget next year. On Monday, members of the city's finance and intergovernmental committee (FIG) voted on 39 capital projects proposed for 2015.

A 31-year-old Coquitlam man is in custody after allegedly assaulting a man in a Heritage Mountain home Tuesday morning.

A former School District 43 secretary treasurer who resigned in January 2013 - not long after a multi-million-dollar deficit was revealed - was still on the district payroll until the end of June this year, more than 18 months after his departure.

The new chair of School District 43 doesn't think trustees will be getting a large bump in wages next year after a hike in January of this year boosted their salary by 5%.

The Tri-Cities Chamber of Commerce is backing the Metro Vancouver mayors' $7.5-billion transportation plan and its proposal to pay for it with a regional 0.5% PST increase.

A young Burnaby man has pleaded guilty to three charges in connection with a horrific crash that killed a 16-year-old in Belcarra more than four years ago. On the evening of Sept.

A hundred years ago, the men of American households would grab their dogs and their bird-hunting rifles for a bit of Boxing Day fun.

Coquitlam RCMP are re-issuing a plea for information about a Port Coquitlam woman who has been missing since the summer. Gladys Prudencio Ynzon, 37, was reported missing on July 4, having last been seen at her PoCo home on the same day.

Foundation Skills Assessment tests for elementary and middle school students will continue in School District 43, with the test period taking place as early as Jan. 12. 2015.