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They are an army for goodness - groups of students carrying out acts of kindness and brightening the days of Tri-City seniors, adults and young people just to show they care.

Two city properties are expected to make up the cornerstone of a new heritage registry that will identify historically significant buildings and architecture in Port Coquitlam.

A new study has found that while B.C. youth are more active today than kids were a decade ago, more is not always better where physical activity and a healthy lifestyle are concerned.

Kenya may be thousands of miles away but it's close to home for Coquitlam Maillard middle school.

Tri-M Technologies Inc. has moved its business operations to a redeveloped facility in Port Coquitlam that is designed to meet the needs of the growing company.

Reading, writing and arithmetic are mainstays in schools but a course at Heritage Woods secondary is adding an increasingly popular subject to the list: social responsibility.

The provincial government may be touting personalized learning but School District 43 is developing its own plan for the future of education, called "Learning Without Boundaries.

Port Moody Mayor Joe Trasolini is keen to get the ball rolling on a vote for a new fire hall but said Thursday there is no timeframe for holding the vote.

Benchmark housing prices in the Tri-Cities saw sharp decreases in January as communities across the Lower Mainland saw a modest drop in real estate values, according to statistics from the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver.

While business people from the Tri-Cities were honoured at this year's Tri-Cities Chamber of Commerce Business Excellence Awards, it was an inanimate object that stole the show.