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The next Port Coquitlam council members sworn into office in four years will likely take a "more positive" pledge at inauguration.

Three Port Coquitlam homeowners are on a tight rein after being ordered by city council this week to fix up their properties - or face a notice on title.

Helping six new school trustees get up to speed on School District 43 operations and dealing with debt are on the agenda for new board of education chair Judy Shirra.

The holiday scene at Coquitlam Town Centre Park has been captured in a new video produced for the city.

Police are still seeking witnesses in a crash that killed a pedestrian at Como Lake Avenue and Robinson Street Monday night that investigators believe may have involved alcohol.

Port Moody's 2015 committees will include a handful of people who ran unsuccessfully for council seats in the recent municipal election, as well as a former councillor and school board chair. Mayor Mike Clay appointed Coun.

A Coquitlam teenager arrested last week in an alleged "swatting" incident involving false reports to a Florida police force could be facing more charges related to other allegations. RCMP Sgt.

A series of unfortunate events devastated School District 43's email and voicemail this week but it should be be restored sometime tomorrow (Friday).

Graduated adults looking to upgrade academics for post-secondary entrance will have to pay for their tuition after May 1, 2015.

Coquitlam residents have until the end of the month to ask to exchange their garbage or green carts for a different size for free. Starting in January, a $50 administrative and delivery fee will be applied to anyone requesting a change.