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Women are not suitably socialized about money, so say numerous experts and studies concerning women's aversion to investment and retirement planning.

Police are asking for the public's assistance in locating a long-term patient that walked away from Riverview Hospital Wednesday afternoon. Patricia Donna Reed is a 59-year-old caucasian female with brown hair and hazel eyes.

A man who pleaded guilty to shooting a gun at a Coquitlam karaoke bar in 2006 will spend 17 more months behind bars.

Exactly one year after the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics celebrated the best efforts of athletes from around the world, Port Coquitlam's Spirit Skate is reaching out to help young athletes here at home.

Gregory Blake had always been something of a romantic. But his real quest to prove his wisdom in the ways of love began 27 years ago when he asked his then-girlfriend to marry him while wearing a shining suit of tinfoil armour.

Water access lanes have been a political minefield in Port Moody since the 1950s.

In the fall of 2009, Larry Pye and his wife looked around Burke Mountain and liked what they saw. They studied the single-family housing plans on Gislason Avenue in the Hyde Park subdivision and agreed to buy, forking over $40,000 as a down payment.

Simon Fraser's business school will be getting a new name after local industrial developers Ryan and Keith Beedie donated $22 million to the school this week.

A vacant city-owned retail space next to Port Coquitlam city hall would be ideal for a museum and archive display centre, according to a member of the PoCo Heritage and Cultural Society.

TransLink is taking steps to deal with two Tri-City transportation headaches and at least one mayor is happy about it.