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A company wanting to build a mid-rise housing complex near a future Evergreen Line station in Coquitlam may be offering a development that's too small - and too soon.

Coquitlam council wants to borrow $17.9 million to pay for new infrastructure works - most of them for Burke Mountain. And residents can vote in March and April if they don't want the city to take on the debt.

The B.C. Review Board said it will support child killer Allan Schoenborn's request to be transferred to a psychiatric facility in Manitoba, saying the move will help with his "reintegration into society.

Two motorcyclists were injured after a lane change gone wrong on the Mary Hill Bypass Friday afternoon. Shortly before 5 p.m. a grey Toyota Sienna was heading eastbound on the bypass near Shaughnessy Street.

A cyclist is lucky to be alive after running a red light in Port Moody Monday morning. Just before 8 a.m. the 26-year-old Port Coquitlam man was cycling down the Clarke Road hill and went through the red light at St.

Child killer Allan Schoenborn has asked the B.C. Review Board to support his request to be transferred to a psychiatric facility in Manitoba so he can be closer to his family.

There is a good chance that at some point, you will be asked to be an executor to someone's estate - if you haven't been asked already. The request may come from a spouse, a parent or a close friend, and you may be well inclined to accept.

Port Moody-Westwood-Port Coquitlam MP James Moore will take over as acting Minister of Aboriginal Affairs after minister John Duncan resigned on Friday.

A traffic-calming pilot project in Moody Centre will be installed to keep commuter traffic on St. Johns Street. The Port Moody project will see a traffic choker placed on St. George Street at Kyle Street that will force eastbound traffic on St.

Gravel trucks and construction machines rolling up and down Coast Meridian Road and David Avenue to Burke Mountain have become a common sight to Tri-City residents.