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Port Coquitlam residents will get the chance to ask questions of staff and city council members and provide their feedback on the upcoming financial plan at an open house this weekend.

Women are being invited to an event for personal development, inspiration and business at the Executive Inn Hotel in Coquitlam on June 1.

Charges have been stayed against a Port Moody man who allegedly imported a large amount of opium in the fall of 2009.

Phone scammers have been targeting British Columbians by pretending to be with a reputable computer software company, asking to perform urgent software updates and requesting hundreds of dollars as a fee for their service.

Two Coquitlam men are facing numerous charges after police found drugs and weapons in their City Centre area apartment following the execution of a search warrant last month.

A city-organized gathering last year for new and recent immigrants to Coquitlam could become an annual showcase.

Douglas College has taken a page out of Nike's book with it's exhortation "Do" to inspire students to take action to explore careers and post-secondary education options.

Major growth on Coquitlam's Burke Mountain is prompting the city to set up a satellite works yard in the northeast neighbourhood.

The closing down of Riverview Hospital continues but, now, that involves more than just locking the doors on a newly emptied building.

Editor's note: This story has been changed from the printed version to give the correct address for the Evergreen Line website.