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Parking woes hurt Christmas sales for some Coquitlam stores

The busy Christmas shopping season has been a bust for some businesses in Coquitlam where Evergreen Line construction is in full swing. Instead of busy aisles and manicure stations, the stores and shops in a mini-mall at 555 North Rd.

Coquitlam school district support workers vote for wage deal

School District 43 school support workers have voted in favour of a wage deal giving them a 3.5% increase between July 1, 2013 and May 1, 2014.

Regional park addition expands nature preserve in Coquitlam

A hidden gem of marshland and forest on the Pitt River waterfront in Coquitlam has been purchased for $2.2 million and could one day be opened up to picnickers and hikers.

Coquitlam man facing legal action for providing dentistry services illegally

Equipment has been seized and legal action is being taken against a Coquitlam man who the College of Dental Surgeons of BC (CDSBC) said was providing dentistry services illegally. Vladimir Shapoval, who has never been licensed as a dentist in B.C.

Forum for Tri-Cities business owners on taxes and assessment

Business owners are invited to attend a free workshop to learn how their property assessments and business tax rates are calculated. The Business Assessment and Taxation 101 Workshop is taking place from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday, Jan.

Hard Rock opens with Hedley, 54-40

Canada's first Hard Rock Casino will open its doors tonight in Coquitlam. And the rebranded Boulevard Casino - which underwent a $15-million renovation - will likely be the city's biggest tourism draw, attracting gamblers and popular music fans.

Coquitlam school district analyzing finances

School District 43 is in the process of analyzing its financial situation in the wake of provincial holdback grants released last week.

MP Fin Donnelly won't run for the BC NDP

New Westminster-Coquitlam constituents will have Fin Donnelly as their member of Parliament a little longer because the veteran politician said he won't be running for leadership of the provincial NDP.

Port Moody council votes itself a pay raise

Port Moody council members gave themselves an early Christmas present Tuesday evening.

PoCo woman's dog buggy stolen from underground parking lot

A Port Coquitlam woman's elderly, arthritic dog will have a harder time getting around after thieves stole a bike and an attached doggy buggy this week.