Local News

At 24, Binod Rai is like many young Canadians. He has a full-time job, a cell phone, a computer, a strong desire to get a better education and a love for his family, with whom he lives.

A Port Moody man will spend about three months behind bars after pleading guilty to publishing child pornography.

A man convicted of using an imitation firearm while robbing two banks last spring - including the HSBC on North Road - has been sentenced to five and a half years in prison.

TransLink should wait and see what impacts the Evergreen Line and the new Port Mann bridge have on traffic in the Tri-Cities before rushing to build the Murray-Clarke Connector, according to a local byelection candidate.

A flurry of calls and emails from hunters to Coquitlam city hall triggered council this week to rethink its new rules around discharging firearms, and bow and arrows.

After 25 years serving thousands of housebound Thrifty Foods customers across Vancouver Island, Saltspring Island and the Lower Mainland, President Jim Dores today marked the 25th Anniversary of the volunteer-run shopping service, Sendial.

HOV lanes on Highway 1 will be open to all traffic on the weekends starting this Friday as construction on the freeway widening project intensifies.

Port Coquitlam residents will get their chance to learn more about a temporary overnight homeless shelter proposed for Grace Church at an open house this week.

A group of Hope Lutheran Grade 8 students are learning how to cook - and be compassionate to others less fortunate then they are.

A detailed plan for what Burke Mountain's biggest neighbourhood will look like in 20 years will likely be unveiled this summer.