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Coquitlam's massive growth spurt has forced the city to rethink its plans for future transportation needs.

Seniors and guests of Coquitlam's Glen Pine Pavilion may soon be able to order an alcoholic drink with their meals - and not just during special events.

Thrifty Foods Store Manager Ray Mattinson and Royal Columbian Hospital Foundation Board Member John Ashbridge, Manager of Corporate Partnerships Eleanor Ryrie, and cardiologist Dr.

A 2,000 square foot mural will be unveiled in Port Coquitlam this month on the new high rise at Shaughnessy Street and Lions Way , making it the city's largest art installation of its kind.

A Coquitlam man was found guilty on drug charges this week related to a marijuana grow operation that was discovered in his home in 2009.

An inmate at the North Fraser Pretrial Centre will serve an additional 12 months in jail for a vicious attack that left a fellow inmate badly injured and burned. The accused, who is only identified as J.P.

Union reps for School District 43's 2,300 teachers have called on the board of education to support them in their demands for improved special needs funding, benefits and wages.

Don't get carried away at bridal fairs and expos designed to help future brides and bridegrooms plan for their big day, warns the Better Business Bureau.

School District 43 may be getting closer to cracking down on vandalism to schools after three youths suspected of graffiti damage were arrested.

The new Coast Meridian Overpass in Port Coquitlam is garnering awards for the city of Port Coquitlam and International Bridge Technologies (IBT), a member of the CMO design-build team.