Local News

Ryan Dickinson could be sentenced to almost two years for participating in the Stanley Cup riot in June 2011.

Share Family and Community Services is warning Tri-City residents not to give financial donations to people who solicit door to door.

Two Coquitlam men are facing charges along with four others in relation to what police are calling a violent kidnapping in Vancouver last November.

Charlene Reaveley and Lorraine Cruz, two women killed in a hit-and-run accident last year, will be remembered at a roadside memorial service this Saturday in Coquitlam.

A fire early Sunday morning that burned down a vacant home slated for demolition in the Burquitlam area may have been deliberately set.

Collective bargaining is the best way to reach a settlement between the BC Teachers' Federation and the BC Public School Employers' Association, says the School District 43 board of education.

A B.C. Provincial Court judge has shot down the first attempt to televise the sentencing of a Stanley Cup rioter via the web.

A 30-year-old co-operative housing project in Coquitlam on the corner of Glen Drive and Johnson Street could be rebuilt if a rezoning and land sale proposal goes through.

School District 43 provided a psychologist to substitute teacher Aleksandr Plehanov to help him with his "boundary issues" more than a month before he was arrested for sexual interference and sexual assault.

Many consumers probably have coins, antiques, or jewellery collecting dust in the attic. Better Business Bureau (BBB) would like to warn consumers who are looking to cash in their old items to be wary of travelling antique shows.