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Details are out about the cycling amenities planned for the Evergreen Line and a Tri-City bike advocacy group says cyclists will be under-served when the transit line opens.

Summer brings people to local beaches and creeks - and sometimes they leave behind a mess. Thankfully, somebody is cleaning it up.

A Coquitlam man was sentenced to two years behind bars and three years probation after pleading guilty to charges related to a car crash in 2009 that killed one of his passengers.

A ribbon-cutting event will be held next month to officially open Port Coquitlam's newly revamped Broadway Street.

Coquitlam RCMP say dozens of volunteers turned out last Saturday to help fight a problem that costs Port Coquitlam and SD43 hundreds of thousands of dollars every year.

If diplomatic relations were as easy as Facebook, Port Moody would have "friended" Bridgetown by now. But instead, the marrying of Port Moody to the capital of Barbados in an official "friendship city partnership" will take some time.

Walkers in the Tri-Cities are being encouraged to share their favourite pedestrian paths as part of a contest that could bring in a $50,000 cash prize for their hometown.

Homicide investigators say a Coquitlam mother of two who has been missing for more than a month was last seen leaving her Nash Drive home in the early morning hours of July 16. Sgt.

The number of property owners who applied to defer their municipal taxes this year is up slightly across the Tri-Cities.

The Coquitlam Foundation is calling on the provincial government to make changes that would allow it and other community philanthropic organizations to receive casino gaming grants.