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Hikers and dog walkers are being asked to exercise caution while strolling through a Coquitlam park this fall. Starting the week of Oct.

Canada's Museum of Civilization is looking for original photos of Port Coquitlam's most famous son, Terry Fox. The museum needs digital copies of images snapped of Fox during his Marathon of Hope in 1980.

With the changing of the seasons, Coquitlam Centre is offering a chance for local ladies to refresh their wardrobe and help out a charity organization that provides low and no income women with professional attire to help them get back into the work

A 39-year-old Port Moody man was issued a number of tickets after what police have described as a road rage incident Tuesday around 10 a.m. Port Moody Police Department was called to the St.

Coquitlam Mayor Richard Stewart says the city of Coquitlam supports the establishment of a temporary shelter rotating through three churches in the city.

A group educating children against child sexual exploitation is calling on parents to choose their kids' costumes carefully this Halloween.

A Port Moody senior was bilked out of $7,600 after falling prey to a scheme colloquially called a grandparent scam. The 79-year-old received a phone call in September from a woman who identified herself as the elderly woman's favourite granddaughter.

A patio feature that's popular in California is starting to burn bright in B.C., thanks in part to a manufacturer from Anmore.

Coquitlam's mayor apologized to a long-time business owner and her family this week after they said they were forced to jump through numerous bureaucratic hoops to reconstruct their building.

Coquitlam voters will see one less name on the ballot for this month's byelection. Andy Lacuna dropped out of the civic race before the nomination period closed last Friday at 4 p.m., a city spokesperson said.