Local News

The white tents are pitched, the skyboxes are set and the grounds are being manicured for the millions of eyes that will be watching an international tournament in Coquitlam next week.

A Port Coquitlam company will play a pivotal role in the fabrication of state-of-the-art mobile shelters that will be used by the Canadian Armed Forces.

On a glorious summer morning, the view from Bosa Properties' 18th floor offices in Metrotown is breathtaking.

A Port Coquitlam man is taking legal action against School District 43 and several former Terry Fox secondary school students over an incident in 2005 when he said a stack of tables fell on him. In a statement of claim filed in B.C.

Volunteers will be cleaning up the community this weekend as part of the annual Port Coquitlam Paint Out anti-graffiti event.

The parents of a young man who died of a rare form of meningitis are speaking out in hopes that other families can be spared their loss.

Cycling enthusiasts in Port Coquitlam are being asked to pitch-in and help the city rebuild its bike skills park on Shaughnessy Street next week.

A Port Coquitlam man with a long criminal history who was being held at the North Fraser Pretrial Centre is in serious condition after being violently assaulted over the weekend.

A heritage building in Maillardville that developers planned to restore suffered extensive damage after fire ripped through the structure Monday night.

When Ken Dosen came into possession of a 1938 two-door Chevy Coupe, the car was basically a shell and a frame. "It was a complete, ground-up restoration," he said. "It went right down to the drive train.