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Tri-City voters could be sending three - not two - MPs to the House of Commons in the fall of 2015.

The defence attacked testimony given by children in the trial of Aleksandr Plehanov, a substitute teacher accused of sexually assaulting several students, as unreliable and inconsistent.

A Coquitlam man will avoid jail time for his role in last year's Stanley Cup Riot in downtown Vancouver.

A Metro Vancouver project aimed at reconnecting residents to the Fraser River - from Hope to the Salish Sea - got a lukewarm reception last month at Coquitlam city hall.

Families that open businesses together stay together. At least that appears to be the recipe for success for two Port Moody businesses owned by the father and daughter team of Glen and Ashley Braid.

A decision in the trial of Aleksandr Plehanov, a Coquitlam substitute teacher accused of sexually assaulting several students, will not be made until the fall.

Tonight at midnight, one of Port Moody's older and more distinguished homes will be moved to a new address and homeowners in the area may be affected.

Baby boomers who own businesses may be considering retiring and if so what are the considerations? Whether you intend to sell the business to a third party, transfer it to family members, structure a management buy-out or wind it up, advance planning

A unique business in Coquitlam - the first of its kind in Canada - is giving chiropractors, nurses, kinesiologists and massage therapists a chance to brush up on their anatomy.

Coquitlam Mounties have launched a criminal investigation after some Canada Day party-goers breached a security fence to see the fireworks display, prompting officials to postpone the pyrotechnics until the next night. On Tuesday, RCMP Cpl.