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School District 43 still needs more money and more work to bring its schools up to the latest seismic standards, according to a recent report.

Two Coquitlam businesses were robbed over the weekend, and the suspect may be linked to earlier Austin Heights robberies. Just after 8 p.m. on Saturday night a man entered a convenience store in the 1000-block of Austin Avenue. Coquitlam RCMP Cpl.

Motorists may be seeing the first Evergreen Line-related traffic delays this week. Intersections on North Road, between Gatineau and Austin, will be controlled by flagpersons as work crews relocate the traffic lights.

For families concerned about intergenerational wealth transfer, a testamentary trust is an indispensable tool.

The city of Port Coquitlam is looking for four households to participate in its second annual Waste-Loss Challenge contest. Starting Oct.

With dark and rainy weather upon the region, it is important for drivers and cyclists to be more aware of each other during their daily commute.

Coquitlam Fire/Rescue is asking residents to be on the look out for a group of people posing as sales personnel who say they are working on behalf of fire-related charities.

A 35 m high cellphone tower is being proposed for a shopping plaza in Port Coquitlam. Telus, through a subsidiary agent known as Standard Land Company Inc.

Buy a pumpkin and leave a legacy: that's the goal of Thrifty Foods in the days leading up to Halloween. From now until October 31, one dollar from the sale of every B.C.

Port Moody will have the same number of police officers in 2013 as it does now but taxpayers could be paying nearly a million dollars more for the municipal force. And a chunk of that will go to personnel-related issues.