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Do you have some thoughts about food trucks in Port Moody? Your chance to share them is coming up next week, when the city hosts a public consultation on a proposed food truck program.

Port Moody council candidates rank redevelopment of the Inlet Park soccer field as their top priority or at least in the top three, according to a survey by the Port Moody Soccer Club.

Why are you running? "I am in a unique position just completing six years on council and I am in the best possible position to be aware of changes that need to happen and how to best implement those changes so our community can grow in a responsible

A Port Coquitlam resident whose car was among dozens that were keyed last week in the PoCo West Coast Express parking lot has been left wondering how anyone could be so mean-spirited. Steve Bradley said he discovered on Nov.

Wayne Marklund's first run for political office was last year in the provincial riding of Burnaby North.

In the six years that Richard Stewart has occupied the mayor's chair, the city of Coquitlam has gone through unprecedented change.

What are Port Moody's main financial challenges and how should those be addressed? "I'm actually pleased with some of the city's financial plan but I do think that our finances are a critical issue that need to be dealt with separately from council m

The following are candidates' responses to the following questions: Incumbents only: With School District 43's recent difficulties, which resulted in $13.

Age/occupation: 63, city councillor Terry O'Neill has spent much of his life as a writer, commenting on the foibles of government and its supporting bureaucracy.

Riverside secondary graduate Brad West topped the polls in the last civic election but he's humble when asked if he can repeat the accomplishment.