Local News

A large section of Clarke Street in Port Moody will be closed for much of the day on Saturday for repaving. Crews working on the Evergreen Line will mill, grade and pave Clarke between Moody and Elgin streets between 7 a.m. and midnight.

A family photo album belonging to Col. Richard Moody - Port Moody's namesake - has made it to the Royal BC Museum's list of 100 objects of interest.

An 85-year-old Coquitlam woman who is a retired nurse and longtime food bank volunteer has unexpectedly embarked on a new career: acting. Hot sauce lovers will recognize Joan Sanderson as the new "granny" in the Frank's Red Hot Sauce commercials.

Coquitlam residents will get an opportunity to learn more about the city's efforts to beautify Pinetree Way between the Barnet Highway and Town Centre Boulevard.

A rally will be held this Sunday, Sept. 14 to raise awareness about the potential use of provincial parks by Kinder Morgan Canada and its Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.

Despite officially closing two years ago, Riverview continues to be a refuge for people with mental health issues and this fall a new program will launch for people recovering from both mental illness and addiction.

Laura Dupont announced that she will be seeking a seat on Port Coquitlam city council in this fall's election.

A year after Coquitlam grandfather Shin Noh went missing, his son Sam Noh is still stricken with grief and loss over the fact that his dad's body has not been found. "It's devastating not to have closure.

A mural has gone up on the side of the Coquitlam Fire and Rescue station on Pinetree Way, recognizing the countless firefighters who lost their lives on Sept. 11, 2001.

As Port Moody council considered the public consultation process for a so-called "good neighbour bylaw," some residents of the Ioco Road corridor expressed concerns that the changes amount to too much, too fast and could devalue their homes.