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A Port Coquitlam woman who failed to comply with her release conditions and was wanted by police has been arrested in Surrey.

An Anmore environmental activist with a chemical sensitivity to fragrances wants the city of Coquitlam to post signs at municipal buildings asking employees and patrons to go scent free.

They hold down jobs outside city hall. They're company shareholders. A few even own property around the province. This week, local elected officials revealed their financial records to give Tri-City residents a glimpse of what they own and owe.

A Burnaby couple who survived the bus crash that killed nine people in Oregon are suing the Coquitlam bus company and its driver. June Won Kim and his wife, Hee Eun Kim, filed separate suits in B.C.

Trustees were asked to comment on the School District 43 projected deficit for the 2012/2013 school year and explain how it happened.

The experience of other districts may well guide School District 43 as it seeks to work through its budget situation. Board Chair Melissa Hyndes has not ruled out seeking a payment plan for paying off the deficit if it hasn't been eliminated by June.

Coquitlam RCMP have identified the pedestrian killed Thursday morning after being hit by a dump truck that was working on a new middle school in Anmore. Roland Humphreys Webb, 37, was walking his dog along East Road at about 9:30 a.m.

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Coquitlam RCMP are reporting the 16-year-old who was reported missing on Tuesday afternoon has been located. Jayda Ali, 16, was reported missing after she failed to return home from school on Jan. 15.

Three anonymous complaints of bullying have been made to School District 43 since the province launched its ERASE online reporting tool two months ago, including one about possible cyberbullying on Facebook.