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The board of education for School District 43 has promised to look into an issue about teachers' pay that arose after educators returned to work on Sept. 19.

An animated video of how Coquitlam's busy Pinetree Way may look when the Evergreen Line opens is available for viewing online.

A mental health advocate lobbying to turn the Riverview Hospital grounds into an "intentional community" where people suffering from mental illness would live alongside those who do not was met with skepticism from several Coquitlam councillors.

TransLink is likely to get an 'A' for service from Terry Fox secondary students who've struggled to get home from school since classes resumed because the buses were always full.

There are 44 days left until the civic election and, today, Tri-City candidates seeking municipal and board of education seats were finally able to file their papers.

Chuck Denison, currently president of School District 43's District Parent Advisory Council, has announced he will run for school trustee in Coquitlam.

Disgruntled School District 43 teachers took to Twitter Tuesday to air their displeasure over their first post-strike paycheques. Members of the Coquitlam Teachers' Association are upset they didn't get paid for Sept.

Rosemary Small has announced she will run in the Nov. 15 civic election for a second term on Port Moody council. Small said fostering an accessible atmosphere among council is crucial as the Evergreen Line nears completion.

Coquitlam homeowners who get their garbage picked up by the city are now putting less trash in the landfill.

Construction on new public facilities on Poirier Street in Coquitlam is causing parking headaches for some. But a city recreation manager says people need to be patient a few more weeks. With a new $47.