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Malls are a busy place for shoppers as the holiday season draws nears. But thieves are also at work, and consumers must be wary. Don't leave valuables in cars, according to a Safer Parking Initiative in Vancouver.

Port Moody police are reminding the public to be on the lookout for pedestrians after a woman was struck Monday morning at the intersection of St. Johns Street and Barnet Highway.

Port Moody council is going to remain at arm's length in the dispute over the construction of the new Evergreen Line adjacent to a local housing complex.

The shutdown of a 50-year-old power generating station on Port Moody's north shore will result in a $1.2-million hit to the city's coffers - the equivalent of 4% of the city's total tax intake.

Next month, TV sensation Chop Shop opens its third location on Pacific Avenue, in the hub of the up and coming neighborhood behind Coquitlam Centre.

It was standing room only in Coquitlam council chambers this week, with nearly 80 Oakdale residents protesting the city's plans to pave a beloved footpath.

A heritage stamp will soon be placed on one of Coquitlam's oldest homes as part of a campaign to save the city's historical buildings.

A Coquitlam couple will have to pay a $35,000 court settlement for defamation after a dispute with their neighbours over some trees turned ugly.

Just in time for holiday socializing, Roo's Public House at 2962 Christmas Way in Coquitlam is offering prize giveaways, tastings and events Dec. 2-8 to celebrate its grand-reopening.

Hope for Freedom Society is crediting the recently opened shelter program at Calvary Baptist Church in Coquitlam for getting three people off the street and into more secure housing.