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Homeless count is stable

The Tri-Cities have about the same number of homeless people as they did three years ago but more of them are looking for help at local shelters.

Parents speak out against Coquitlam district cuts

A boisterous crowd of about 150 parents, teachers and support workers turned out for a special public meeting on School District 43's deficit Tuesday night, bringing their worries and concerns to trustees about the impact of $13.

PoCo launches Waste-Line smartphone app

A new smartphone app that gives Port Coquitlam residents a personalized garbage collection schedule in their online calendar is now available.

Crime hot spots in PoCo & Coquitlam

Coquitlam RCMP has identified several break-in hot spots in its most recent CompStat alert.

Evergreen Line construction expected to ramp-up at Lougheed Station

Girders that will connect the Evergreen Line to the existing SkyTrain system at Lougheed Station are expected to go up in the coming months and some nighttime work is required.

MOSSOM CREEK: Retired Port Moody architect gives gift of understanding

Early space flight taught humans more about their own planet than it did about the stars, with those stunning photos of Earth shot from above showing the fragility of our home.

Kid's vid prompts action from Port Moody students

When Port Moody's Mossom Creek Hatchery burned down last winter, Griffin Andersen was devastated.

Survey says: There should be a wellness role for Riverview Hospital lands

The 102-year-old Riverview Hospital grounds in Coquitlam should return as a wellness hub for people with mental illness.

Road closures for Evergreen work

Nighttime closures are expected along Pinetree Way in Coquitlam starting this week as construction crews work to install large concrete girders required for the Evergreen Line's Lafarge Lake-Douglas Station. Work will take place between 8 p.m.

Thieves in Coquitlam took mementoes of dead woman

For an insurance company, the value of the goods stolen from Klint Rodgers' home earlier this month is estimated at more than $160,000. For the Rodgers family, some of the items are too valuable for a number.