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Port Coquitlam single moms will now have some extra support thanks to a unique partnership between three B.C. credit unions and their three female CEOs.

Citadel Heights mailboxes were once again the target of thieves.

The wettest Halloween in 18 years spelled bad news for Tri-City trick-or-treaters. But it meant an unusually quiet night for emergency personnel.

It wasn't midnight but the mood was just as scary this afternoon as more than 200 students of Ranch Park elementary school stomped and lurched to Michael Jackson's Thriller.

Coquitlam's only business improvement association has come to the end of its mandate. And now, it's asking for another five years.

Thousands of Coquitlam residents were without power Monday morning, mainly due to an equipment failure. Shortly after 10 a.m., the lights went out for about 3,000 BC Hydro customers from River Heights up to Eagle Ridge.

Leadership is key to the success of any organization and the Tri-Cities Chamber of Commerce wants to play a role in inspiring the young leaders of tomorrow.

Did you lose a camera recently? If so, it may be in the hands of the Port Moody Police. Officers recovered a digital camera from the 2900-block of Murray Street last month and are hoping to reunite it with its owner.

A public information session next week in Belcarra will be Tri-City residents' first chance to have their say on the proposed Trans Mountain oil pipeline expansion project.

Another quarter, another payout for Coquitlam. Last week, the city collected $1.8 million from the provincial government as part of its cut as host municipality to the Boulevard Casino.