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Coquitlam RCMP seek missing woman

The Coquitlam RCMP are asking for the public's assistance in locating a 31-year-old woman who has been missing since Saturday night. Angela Wasylyk was last seen leaving a friends house on foot at around 11 p.m.

Coquitlam will host 2016 Seniors Games

The B.C. Seniors Games - and the influx of visitors and tourists that come with the event - will be coming to Coquitlam in 2016. B.C.

Robbery at Coquitlam house party leads to charges

A New Westminster man is facing charges after allegedly robbing and slashing a youth at a Coquitlam house party earlier this month.

Noh spotted, but police are still searching for missing 64 year old

Shin Ik Noh, the Coquitlam man with Alzheimer's who went missing last week, was spotted several times on Burke Mountain over the weekend.

And the candidates are....

Read The Tri-City News' print edition on Wednesday for a brief introduction to the candidates. [email protected]

Night lane closures coming to Lougheed Town Centre Station area

Evergreen Line construction will cause some intermittent night-time work near the Lougheed Town Centre Station until mid-November. Crews are now building columns for the eleveated guideway that will tie into the existing SkyTrain station.

Premier rejects UBCM call to reopen Riverview

B.C. won't reopen the closed Riverview Hospital, not even in a modern form. That was Premier Christy Clark's response Friday to a vote earlier in the day by the Union of B.C. Municipalities to support reviving the old psychiatric institution.

Terry Fox to be added to Canada's Walk of Fame on Saturday

Port Coquitlam hero Terry Fox will be one of eight Canadians inducted into the country's Walk of Fame tomorrow.

Farnworth considers run for NDP top job

By Gary McKenna & Tom Fletcher Port Coquitlam MLA Mike Farnworth said he is considering seeking his party's leadership nomination for a second time after current NDP chief Adrian Dix announced Wednesday he will resign.

UPDATED: CUPE deal worth it but will cost the district - chair

A tentative province-wide deal for a two-year contract for CUPE support workers could cost School District 43 just under $1 million a year.