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Coquitlam thief gets 2.5 years

A Coquitlam man will spend another 31 months in prison for his role in a home invasion last year in Anmore. The accused, who is referred to as M.S.B.

Winter is coming: consider investing in utilities stocks

Investors looking for opportunities to hedge their bets in volatile markets might consider pipeline and power utility stocks. Although these stocks are not particularly exciting, they offer a number of appealing benefits.

Try out new coffee flavours for free Sept. 29 at 7-Eleven

Get a coffee buzz on your way to work next Thursday and try out some new coffees at 7-Eleven. From 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Thursday, Sept. 29, 470 7-Eleven stores across the country will give away a medium 16-ounce cup of coffee to customers.

Great Scott!

The 2011 Cops for Cancer Tour de Coast kicked off its nine-day ride Wednesday with a group of kids committed to the cause.

Missing Riverview patient found

A man who earlier this week walked away from an independent boarding house located on the Riverview Hospital grounds has been found. Cao Phan, a 49-year-old who suffers from a mental illness requiring him to take medication, was last seen on Sept.

More city land to be sold

Coquitlam is poised to put another piece of city land on the market. On Monday, council gave first reading to rezone 1188 Pinetree Way for a higher-density use. The 0.

'Each stop is amazing': Lee

Black Press journalist Mario Bartel rode with the Cops for Cancer Tour de Coast on Wednesday and filed this report... In cycling jargon, Greg Gunson is a Clydesdale.

Wire woes in PoCo

A Port Coquitlam business is under siege from copper thieves who routinely break in to its work yard, costing the family run operation more than $40,000 in damage and stolen property.

Local LePore was a lifesaver

A longtime Maillardville resident was awarded a Governor General's certificate of commendation this week.

Candidates announce in Coq., PoCo

COQUITLAM A captain with Burnaby Fire Department is seeking a seat on Coquitlam city council. Randy Delmonico announced Wednesday he plans to run in the November civic election.