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Lynch to seek provincial seat

A former Coquitlam city councillor who sought to be mayor in last November's municipal race now wants a provincial seat.

Don't give your money to just anyone

Choosing a financial advisor is one of the most important financial decisions you will ever make. Before entering into any partnership, ask the following questions, and make sure you are comfortable with the answers. 1.

Port Moody opts out of liquor licence process

Port Moody is opting out of the review process for two liquor licence applications. Dugandzic Damir, the owner of the Burrard Public House, wants to extend his establishment's opening hours to 9 a.m. each day. The St.

Block Watch gains ground in Port Moody after shootings

Port Moody Police are looking for a few good neighbours to take on the Block Watch captain mantle.

Coquitlam school district lauded for purchasing safety equipment

A yellow piece of machinery that talks to you will be a key component of School District 43 's first aid tool kits as the district rolls out its plan to have Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) in all schools.

Firing seminar in Coquitlam generates interest

The whys and wherefores of hiring and firing people is the topic next week during a Tri-Cities Chamber of Commerce 101 Seminar.

Practice, practice, practice in Port Moody

Being a firefighter isn't just about running into burning buildings and saving people's lives.

Coq. has competition for BC Summer Games bid

Coquitlam isn't the only community going after the 2016 or 2018 BC Summer Games.

Port Moody bike lanes get boost

Gentlemen, start your Lycra. Port Moody's bike lane network will be expanding with the addition of lanes from Ioco Road to the city's eastern limit, and on Murray Street to connect to the Shoreline Trail.

Port Moody company launches safety product

A Port Moody nurse and a graphic artist are teaming up to promote a simple safety idea they hope will go viral.