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Surprise triplets to celebrate their 85th

The first surprise came when Hendrika Bruynse went into labour about two months earlier than expected, at the Amsterdam home she shared with her husband, Wilhelmus, and their first child, a two-year-old boy.

Evergreen Line issues call for power supply

The Evergreen Line has issued another tender for the installation of new underground power supply lines in Coquitlam. The power supply will be used to operate the new rapid transit line when it opens in summer 2016. Work will include digging a 1.

West 49 in Coquitlam Centre launches Coats for Kids campaign

With the cold weather approaching, it's time to bundle up. But for many struggling families, buying winter wear is not in the budget. That's why West 49 is holding its annual Coats for Kids drive.

Halloween fireworks likely need a permit

If you're hoping to set off fireworks to celebrate Halloween next week, you'd best check your city bylaws.

Moving mountains to build school in Anmore

After months of delays and a $5-million jump in costs, construction is about to begin on a middle school in Anmore.

Child care zones grow in Port Moody

Child care facilities can now expand into different areas of Port Moody after council passed a zoning bylaw amendment at Tuesday's meeting.

UV water plant half-way done

A new water treatment plant in the Coquitlam watershed is now half complete.

Waiting on tenants in Port Coquitlam's Dominion Triangle

A soft market for retail space could delay development planned for Port Coquitlam's Dominion Triangle.

No Porter Street land sale - Coquitlam district

Parents of students attending Coquitlam's Porter Street elementary are relieved the School District 43 board of education won't be selling land at their school.

Coquitlam district to update school bullying procedures

School District 43 administrators will be meeting next week to share ideas about effective anti-bullying measures that could be employed district wide.