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Coquitlam loses out on chance to host B.C. Summer Games

The B.C. Summer Games will not be coming to Coquitlam in 2016 or 2018. The municipality had been vying to host the event but on Friday the B.C.

SMART MONEY: Focus on finances to avoid stress: CICA survey

A lot of unnecessary stress could be eliminated with a greater focus on personal finances, according to a national survey conducted for the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants (CICA).

Boxer Holyfield remembers Port Coquitlam teenager Amanda Todd

World champion boxer Evander Holyfield is teaming up with Carol Todd to promote a world without bullying.

SMART MONEY: Want kids to be good with their money? Talk to them about yours

If you're a parent who spends first and thinks later, think again - your children are watching.

SD43 international education program stays "strong"

B.C.'s largest international education program will have to cut expenses and possibly reduce grants to schools because of an overly optimistic revenue target that has contributed to School District 43's projected $7.5-million deficit .

City of the Arts gets behind classical music

The City of the Arts should include a classical music concert series, according to Coun. Rick Glumac.

Rocky Point stage will bear PCT name

The Rocky Point Park performance stage will be named after Pacific Coast Terminals in exchange for funding to support local musicians. The 10-year partnership will see PCT provide annual funding of $3,500 for the naming rights to the stage.

Coquitlam RCMP seek two missing people

The Coquitlam RCMP are seeking the public's assistance in locating Dongho (Ray) Yoo, a 26-year-old male who has not been seen in ten days. Yoo has some health issues and does not have any friends or family members in the area.

More room for moo at Rocky Point

Rocky Point Ice Cream will be expanding its shop in Rocky Point Park after council agreed to issue the building and development variance permits. The existing pool building at 2804 Murray St.

RCMP seeks information on former Port Coquitlam teacher

A former Port Coquitlam teacher who pleaded guilty to sexually exploiting two young people is now the subject of an RCMP investigation.