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PoMo residents to pay about $90 more for 2012

Port Moody residents will be paying about $89 more on their property tax bill for 2012 after council approved the tax rates bylaw at Tuesday's meeting. And Port Metro Vancouver will be asked to chip in as well, after Coun.

Options altered in plans for Moody's Inlet Park

Port Moody staff will go back to the drawing board on plans for Inlet Park's redevelopment.

Women want a chance to Glow at Coquitlam event

Women are known for taking self-improvement seriously. They blog and attend seminars, network and take part in trade shows.

Evergreen equals OK for a Port Moody development

A housing development proposal for Port Moody's Chineside neighbourhood may finally be getting close to reality more than five years after the property owners made their first application to city hall.

UPDATED: Several injured in Coquitlam car pile up

Several people are recovering with broken bones and minor injuries after a six car pile up along the Riverview Hospital stretch of the Lougheed Highway last week. The incident occurred shortly after 2 p.m.

Another trip up Thermal hill for Port Coquitlam's Hill, too

Rick Hansen's trek up Thermal Drive in 1987 was one of the most dramatic moments of his around-the-world Man In Motion Tour . But it was not planned that way.

Coq. council 're-considering' its opposition on local taxis in Vancouver

Coquitlam council is re-thinking its stance on stopping the city's taxi companies from picking up fares in Vancouver on weekend nights.

Lower Mainland Better Business Bureau under new leadership

Better Business Bureau continues to support business and consumers under new leadership.

Spend wisely during your golden years: BBB

After saving for a lifetime many consumers entering into retirement need a plan that exercises a balance between financial discipline and wise spending, according to the Better Business Bureau (BBB).

Dine alfresco on city sidewalks

Cafe and restaurant owners wanting to set up tables and chairs on city sidewalks in Coquitlam can now have their patrons dine al fresco.