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Anmore was among 27 B.C. communities this week to receive an "age-friendly" grant from the provincial government.

Not all bears are hibernating this winter and Tri-City so residents are being encouraged to remain vigilant, keeping their garbage secure and their yards free of any other attractants.

Port Moody city staff will see their wages rise by 6.75% over four years thanks to a new contract they approved this week. Members of CUPE Local 825 voted 92% in favour of the contract, which gives them a 1.

A tour bus owned by a Coquitlam company involved in a fatal crash last month slid on black ice, a lawyer representing Mi Joo Tour and Travel said this week.

Despite efforts to shelter the homeless, bylaw officers in Coquitlam and Port Moody continue to deal with homeless camps and are removing a handful every month, even in winter.

Traffic on Pinetree Way in Coquitlam may be a bit more congested for the next month to make way for Evergreen Line pre-construction work.

Dr. Charles Best students are taking their feel-good message to social media. After posting positive messages on student lockers last year, the school's leadership students are now sending out compliments online.

A developer is going back to the drawing board after his plans to squeeze four new homes on a single-family lot in Coquitlam stirred up controversy last month. After a public hearing on Dec.

A Coquitlam company involved in a bus crash in Oregon that killed nine people and injured 38 is being sued by the guardian of two of its young passengers.

Efforts to out fake Facebook and Twitter profiles have paid off for Carol Todd and her supporters.