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School District 43 is dipping its toe in social media with online tools such as Twitter and the result could be closer ties between parents, the community and schools.

A play about students' bullying experiences and produced by Terry Fox leadership students and director Mandy Tulloch is about to launch into the next phase of production.

Large swaths of industrial property in Port Moody will now be designated as special study areas (SSAs) in the official community plan, opening the door to discussions on the future development of the Suncor (formerly Petro Canada), Mill and Timber sa

A 43-year-old Port Coquitlam man is facing several charges after Coquitlam RCMP busted an identity theft ring. On Jan.

Drivers can expect some detours at the United Boulevard and Mary Hill Bypass intersection this weekend and next as part of the Port Mann/Highway 1 Improvement Project.

Port Moody's history is being celebrated with a coffee-table book called Tracks in Time: Port Moody's First 100 Years, which depicts life in the budding rail town from 1880 to 1980.

Coquitlam Search and Rescue is mourning the loss of a friend and colleague who was walking his dog in Anmore last week when he was hit and killed by a truck.

The Port Moody Police and the Port Moody branch of Rotary International are offering a free spring break youth leadership academy from March 18 to 22.

Two of the four defendants named in a civil suit launched by a Coquitlam RCMP officer after his online fetish photos were made public have filed their responses. Cpl. James Brown filed the lawsuit last November in B.C.

Superintendent Tom Grant is predicting "short-term pain" for School District 43 as it grapples with a projected $7.5-million deficit and said next year's budget could include staff cuts if the district can't rid itself of the shortfall by June.