Local News

A man who was sentenced last year for using bear spray on staff at an Abbotsford grocery store has been convicted in another case.

Coquitlam Teachers' Association will once again be asking parents to withdraw their Grade 4 and 7 children from participating in Foundation Skills Assessment tests, which begin next week.

A Coquitlam daycare operator charged Monday in connection with the 2011 death of an infant in her care had two previous violations reported to Fraser Health.

A mother bear and two cubs trying to den under a garden shed at a home on Port Coquitlam's north side were destroyed Tuesday after conservation officers made several attempts to trap the animals.

With a new year come new faces in principals' offices at Tri-City Public schools. The following School District 43 appointments will be made effective Jan.

An Eagle Ridge elementary school teacher who testified he saw a Grade 3 student sitting on a substitute teacher's lap said he feels guilty he didn't do more at the time.

Two girls testified at Aleksandr Plehanov's trial Wednesday that the former substitute teacher had them sit on his lap.

About 9,000 homeowners in the provincial riding of Port Moody-Coquitlam will get a postcard in the mail next week as part of a campaign to reform B.C.'s electoral finance laws.

At least one driver, maybe more, with a big-wheeled truck is tearing up a kids' soccer pitch at Citadel middle school and turning a basketball court into a mud pit.

A ground-breaking held Tuesday for the $20-million Pitt River middle school replacement has staff and students excited they could soon see work begin on the long-awaited project.