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The Coquitlam daycare operator charged with the death of an infant in her care made her second appearance in court Wednesday.

The windows have been replaced and the graffiti cleaned up but Minnekhada middle school staff and students remain disappointed at a recent spate of vandalism after several relatively peaceful months. On Jan.

The city of Port Coquitlam issued notices this week to businesses in the downtown area and along Broadway Street for not shovelling their sidewalks.

A builder who was issued with a stop-work order by the city of Coquitlam last month while constructing a show home on Burke Mountain is expected to meet with city staff this week.

As Coquitlam positions itself for massive growth over the next few years to get ready for the Evergreen Line, city managers are trying to find the best way to get residents involved to shape growth.

Coquitlam RCMP has a new officer in charge of its plainclothes investigations, crime prevention and crime reduction units. Insp.

By Tyler Orton The Tri-City News A Tri-City homeless outreach organization plans to transfer all its shelter services to Northside Church's Grace building in Port Coquitlam this October, ending the practice of rotating the cold/wet weather mat progra

After a difficult time enforcing sign bylaws in the run-up to last fall's municipal election, the city of Port Moody has established an election task force to examine issues related to signs and voter awareness.

An anti-bullying symbol torn down from a fence at Porter Street elementary school over the Christmas break will be re-installed, says the boy who initiated the project.

The Tri-Cities' three MLAs own properties in the area, have personal assets and debts, but did not accept gifts of $250 or more last year, according to public disclosure statements released recently. The papers filed through B.C.