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Watch out for Valentines Day scammers, says BBB

Valentine's Day is a day for romance and expressions of love, but like all holidays and major events, it's also an opportune time for scam artists to take advantage of those looking for love and steal their hearts-and their money.

Port Moody to get a new - and safe - community garden

A new community garden will be springing up next to Port Moody's cop shop on St. Johns Street.

Strengthening community, raising successful kids the goal

Strengthening families and making children successful are the goals of a long-term project now seeking community input.

Coquitlam RCMP watching for drivers talking, texting this month

Coquitlam RCMP were out in force on Valentine's Day to remind drivers to tell - not text - their special someone how much they care.

Advocacy group to tackle youth homelessness

The Tri-Cities Homelessness Task Group has formed a separate committee targeting youth homelessness and is planning a forum in May to deal with the issue.

Coquitlam man from IMPACT's most wanted among those arrested

Half of the suspects on the Integrated Municipal Provincial Auto Crime Team's (IMPACT) top 10 most wanted list, including a Coquitlam man, have been captured since Jan. 31.

Port Moody wants to expand shopping list for heritage reserve fund

Port Moody Coun. Rick Glumac wants to see the city's heritage reserve fund reserved for its original purpose: purchasing park land.

Introducing the Tri-Cities challenger

Delany Dunn Bramley Height: 6'4" Weight: 260 pounds Current Fitness Level: I work out occasionally Current Diet: I eat and snack a lot but tend to eat mostly healthy foods Fundraising Goal: $1,000 donation to the Canadian Cancer Society.

School administrator compensation released

Administrative changes in School District 43's board office last year resulted in eight people in executive positions getting more than $1.

Lockdown practice at Tri-City schools

School District 43 will be fine-tuning its emergency communications plan and co-ordinating lock-down drills at several Coquitlam schools beginning this week.