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The first in a series of Coquitlam pubs asking to serve booze longer got a frosty reception this week from city council.

Three people who were reported missing last week have all returned home safe and sound, according to Coquitlam RCMP. Quang Lai, 54, was reported missing on Jan.

The man many believe will be B.C.'s next premier spoke to Tri-City business and political leaders yesterday about the need to respect the democratic institution.

Tri-City drivers will need to be alert for traffic issues this week as preliminary work on the Evergreen Line ramps up.

A suspect in the stabbing of seven people at a Vancouver apartment building last week spent time working in Port Coquitlam last year. The attacks happened on Jan.

Here's a test: What are the common names for highways 7, 7A and 7B? If you don't know the answers, you're in good company.

A homeless advocate is welcoming a new initiative that will provide severely mentally ill people with psychiatric care, support and housing so they stop cycling through emergency rooms and ending up on the street.

A key municipal service will continue to be done by outside hands in Coquitlam. On Monday, staff said the city will ask for private firms to bid on a new garbage and recycling contract that begins July 1, 2014.

The Coroners Service of BC will be holding an inquest into the death last spring of Roland Joseph Bourque, who was an inmate at the North Fraser Pre-Trial Centre. Bourque, 69, died on the morning of April 3, 2012 at the Port Coquitlam jail.

The Cornerstone Home Team is once again looking for nominations of families in need of a helping hand on some much-needed home renovations.