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Luigi Sella thought he had been paying his property tax bill in full since he moved into his Port Coquitlam home back in 2000.

One of Coquitlam's oldest neighbourhoods that has been slow to transition may soon be teeming with highrises and mega-housing complexes.

Former Port Moody fire chief Jeff Lambert will be Vancouver Island-bound in the coming days as he prepares to take over as chief of the Victoria Fire Department.

Shovels for the Evergreen Line may not be in the ground yet but the city of Port Coquitlam is already looking at ways of extending SkyTrain east.

Bobcat sightings have become more prevalent in certain parts of Coquitlam and residents who come across the animals should give them their space.

The Tri-Cities is getting another chief Delmonico - this time in Port Coquitlam. Nick Delmonico, the older brother of Coquitlam fire chief Tony Delmonico, will be taking over as head of PoCo Fire and Emergency services.

Cloaked in a remote corner of Coquitlam's industrial southwest, there's a multimillion-dollar team of "risk managers" - ex-cops, former special ops and private eyes - that until now, you weren't supposed to know about.

TransLink will deal a heavy blow to Port Moody city council next Tuesday when the transit authority officially submits its assessment of the Murray-Clarke Connector project.

BC Hydro is looking for answers into what led to the collapse of a 20-storey power transmission tower into the Fraser River Monday night, an incident that brought traffic to a standstill in Coquitlam Tuesday as crews scrambled to cut down power lines

With the future of the Evergreen Line once again at the forefront of the public's attention in Port Moody, an organized group of Murray Street land owners is asking the city to can the Murray-Clarke Connector.