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Homeowners in Coquitlam will see a 3.56% hike in their property taxes this year - the smallest increase of residential tax levies in the Tri-Cities.

A new, modern-looking office building planned for the gateway of Coquitlam's oldest neighbourhood has some city councillors wondering if it's the right fit for the francophone enclave.

There are two reasons why income splitting is so important in Canada to reduce the family's tax burden: 1. Canada's tax system is based on graduated tax rates 2.

From high school basketball action to police news conferences and high school plays to the governor general's visit in Maillardville, there were many things to read about this week in The Tri-City News.

Tri-City investors seeking shelter from roller coaster markets have somewhere to go to share war stories and get the latest information about new investment opportunities.

Foot bones found washed up on the shore of Sasamat Lake last November have been identified as belonging to a man who went missing after a fishing trip 25 years ago.

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I t's hard to find a balance between keeping money in your wallet now, leading the lifestyle you enjoy and also saving for the future.

A rise in complaints has led Port Moody council to look at changing the city's parking bylaws.

Planning is underway for Port Moody's centennial celebrations. Approved at Tuesday's council meeting was a list of proposed centennial projects and events, with a budget of just over $134,000.