Local News

Leadership is key to the success of any organization and the Tri-Cities Chamber of Commerce wants to play a role in inspiring the young leaders of tomorrow.

Did you lose a camera recently? If so, it may be in the hands of the Port Moody Police. Officers recovered a digital camera from the 2900-block of Murray Street last month and are hoping to reunite it with its owner.

A public information session next week in Belcarra will be Tri-City residents' first chance to have their say on the proposed Trans Mountain oil pipeline expansion project.

Another quarter, another payout for Coquitlam. Last week, the city collected $1.8 million from the provincial government as part of its cut as host municipality to the Boulevard Casino.

Coquitlam RCMP have two jackets they believe are associated with a vicious assault on a security guard earlier this month, and they hope to find out who owns them.

The sight of a dozen big, fat chum salmon nosing their way up Scott Creek in Coquitlam doesn't seem to surprise three-year-old Charlie Englund.

Coquitlam is selling the advantages of the Evergreen Line and its position as the last municipality before the new tolled Port Mann bridge to attract new businesses to the city centre.

Flu shot clinics are up and running in the Tri-Cities, and the Fraser Health Authority is encouraging everyone to get immunized against this year's virus.

An investigation into roadside screening devices used by the Port Moody Police has concluded at least some of them were calibrated incorrectly, meaning people who failed a roadside breath test may not have been over the legal limit.

Christmas has come early for Share Family and Community Services which has been assured of warehouse space to store food and run its Christmas toy shop program.