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The city of Port Coquitlam is updating its online look with a revamped website aimed at being easier for the public to navigate.

Port Moody has served notice to Metro Vancouver that it may seek to eventually amend the Regional Growth Strategy to redesignate 1,000 acres of derelict industrial land to allow future redevelopment. But Richmond Coun.

Computer tablets have replaced the pen and paper at Riverside secondary after a major electronics company this month downloaded the Port Coquitlam school with new gear for learning.

Coquitlam residents living in Town Centre and on Westwood Plateau and Burke Mountain can hear from those vying for their votes in next month's provincial election.

Coquitlam RCMP are looking for a man believed to be linked to several bank frauds.

Dozens of windows at School District 43 schools took a beating over the Easter long weekend, with most of the damage done at Sir Frederick Banting middle in Coquitlam and Glenayre elementary in Port Moody.

A campaign to get core funding for PoCoMo Youth Services has netted a $100,000 provincial grant and that, says executive director Jerome Bouvier, proves the value of the program supporting at-risk youth. The grant from B.C.

Port Moody Police Department will have to trim its budget by just under $155,000 but it's up to the cops where those cuts happen.

When Port Moody firefighter Rod deBoer travels to Peru this week as part of a contingent of volunteers with Firefighters Without Borders, he will be training emergency personnel how to battle blazes and avoid getting hurt.

Coquitlam RCMP are searching for a second man who allegedly tried to get a pre-paid Visa card from a local Money Mart using fraudulent identification. The suspect entered the PoCo Money Mart on the afternoon of March 14.