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Coquitlam kicked off Youth Week festivities by opening by a new youth centre at the Centennial Pavilion.

Businesses pay a disproportionate amount of property tax in Port Coquitlam and the city needs to consider shifting more of the tax burden to homeowners.

If it's time to bring a little more love into your home, BC SPCA 's Port Coquitlam office can help.

Evergreen Line construction is forcing Share Family and Community Services to search for a new storage facility for its excess toys and food items.

Gerry Williamson is proud of his new title. So proud, in fact, that the Coquitlam resident has listed it on his new blue business card, which reads: "Author, public speaker, medal bearer." Last October, Coun.

An employment skills program for at-risk youth is up and running again after re-gaining its funding for a year and setting out a new course of action.

If you're still thinking of joining in the Wheel to Heal fun this weekend. you're in luck because there's still time to register. Online registration closes tonight (Thursday at 8 p.m.

A safe place has been found for hundreds of artifacts collected over Riverview's near century of existence after the city of Coquitlam took over the collection and placed it in climate-controlled, secure storage this week.

Preliminary work for an eventual SkyTrain station began last week in Coquitlam as crews moved diggers and machinery on to the parking lot of the Evergreen Cultural Centre to conduct subsurface studies.

Value Village is hosting a hiring fair this week to staff its new location in Coquitlam.