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Times are not so golden for the Golden Spike Days Society.

Hundreds more Tri-City voters flocked to advance polling stations last weekend than in the last federal election, reflecting a trend across the country.

On Earth Day we hear a powerful message that heightens awareness of all things sustainable, causing us to scrutinize our lifestyles and assess our ecological footprints.

The site was chosen, the designs drawn up and a $16-million loan approved by voters but just as Port Moody seemed poised to finally begin building its new No. 1 fire hall, city council has scrapped the plans and gone back to the drawing board.

Coquitlam RCMP are searching for an elderly woman missing since just after noon on Tuesday.

Tri-City residents are being asked to take the tap water pledge during the province-wide Drinking Water Week, May 1 to 7.

In what may be one of the biggest fundraisers of its kind so far, the city of Port Moody is hosting a charity event for the family of Charlene Reaveley, one of two women killed in an alleged hit-and-run incident in February.

What was billed as an all-candidates debate for the Port Moody-Westwood-Port Coquitlam riding came up short as incumbent Conservative MP James Moore cancelled his appearance hours before the debate began, leading the event's organizer to believe that

A Tri-City man is lucky to have escaped without injury after fire tore through his mobile home on Kwikwetlem First Nation land on Sunday morning.

An issue that has proved pesky for Coquitlam council will get a long look starting this week.