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A Coquitlam man with a long history in the Tri-Cities is leaving a legacy to preserve nature in the furthest reaches of the city. Bob Edward has sold a 9.

Recreation enthusiasts aged 85 years and older will get a break in admission at Coquitlam civic facilities next year.

Falling has prompted the closure of the Port Mann bridge this afternoon and police said it will not be re-opened until weather conditions improve.

Parents are encouraged to listen to radio stations and check the School District 43 website regularly for information about busing and possible school closures as Environment Canada is predicting a snowfall warning for tonight.

The Tri-Cities heeded recent calls for help, enabling Share Family and Community Services to distribute 900 holiday food hampers to families in need today (Wednesday).

Kids dreaming of a white Christmas woke up to a winter wonderland Tuesday morning, but for commuters the white stuff wasn't such a welcome treat. It was slow going on slippery side streets that hadn't been plowed and even Port Moody's St.

A 16-year-old boy has been charged in connection with the vicious beating of a 64-year-old security guard in October.

Homeowners are not the only ones shopping for property on Burke Mountain as the new Coquitlam community of 25,000 to 30,000 people begins to take shape.

More people than ever are calling Operation Red Nose to get home safely from festive events.

Coquitlam will have 10 advisory committees in the new year, including one whose job is to make recommendations on how to best market the city to tourists. Last week, city council named Coun.