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Another late-night closure has been announced for the Port Mann Highway 1 project around the Cape Horn Interchange tonight. Access to Highway 1 eastbound from Lougheed Highway will be closed tonight (Wednesday) and Thursday night from 11 p.m.

Valentines Day was made a little sweeter Tuesday after 50 Maple Creek middle school students fanned out across the Tri-Cities to hand out free coffee, cookies and cards.

Facing the facts about one's personal finances is key to financial literacy. Now there's a free program in Coquitlam to teach adults basic money skills.

Getting prepared for an emergency and learning how to cope during a disaster is now easier in Port Coquitlam The emergency preparedness courses, which were previously taught in a series of sessions, can now be completed in a single Saturday afternoon

The Queen's representative in Canada made a stop in Coquitlam this week to tour the city's birthplace and talk with cultural, business and political leaders about how the francophone community of Maillardville continues to build on its traditional ro

A prominent financial services company with ties to Coquitlam has been honoured for its contributions to Canadian foodbanks. And closer to home, the Investors Group is receiving congratulations from Share Family and Community Services. On Jan.

Ryan Dickinson could be sentenced to almost two years for participating in the Stanley Cup riot in June 2011.

Share Family and Community Services is warning Tri-City residents not to give financial donations to people who solicit door to door.

Two Coquitlam men are facing charges along with four others in relation to what police are calling a violent kidnapping in Vancouver last November.

Charlene Reaveley and Lorraine Cruz, two women killed in a hit-and-run accident last year, will be remembered at a roadside memorial service this Saturday in Coquitlam.