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A Coquitlam restaurant will be dimming the lights and turning up the ambience on Oct. 24 for Power Smart Month.

Looking to buy a fun Halloween costume this season? You're not alone. According to the National Retail Federation, consumers will spend about $75 per person on Halloween from everything including candy, costumes and decorations.

The long-awaited middle school for Anmore and Port Moody's north shore is targeted to open next September and officials are already figuring out which students will be the first to enrol.

The bang may be taken out of Coquitlam's most popular community event. Last week, some councillors suggested the cost of the fireworks display for Canada Day is too much given the city's struggle to secure a permanent sponsor. Coun.

Anmore residents will no longer pay an extra fee to use Port Moody's recreation facilities.

A storm sewer installation underneath the westbound HOV lane on Clarke Street for the Evergreen Line project will see temporary night construction between Elgin and Grant streets this week.

PoCoMo Youth Services is changing its name and logo to better reflect its services and its mandate, says executive director Jerome Bouvier.

The bartender who served Cory Sater the night he was allegedly involved in a hit-and-run crash that killed two people testified Friday that Sater had been cut off at the bar. Louise Richez, who was a bartender at the Lougheed Village Pub on Feb.

Hear from the candidates running for Coquitlam council in the upcoming byelection. Learnwhere they standon the issues that are most important to you and your business at an all-candidates meeting Wednesday, Oct.

Family, friends and volunteer searchers haven't given up hope that Shin Noh, a 64-year-old grandfather who went missing Sept. 18, will be found.