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QNet to connect with Coq. schools

School District 43 students will have faster internet connections after the board of education approved financing for phase one of a plan to link Tri-City high schools to Coquitlam's QNet fibre optic utility.

A home for PoCo museum

Port Coquitlam's history could soon have a home.

Fortis deal could save city energy $

The city of Coquitlam has big plans for saving energy. The city is eyeing a deal with Fortis BC Energy Inc.

Local MLAs, MPs pick sides in civic contest

Tri-City MLAs and MPs are lending a hand - as well as their names and faces - to candidates running in Saturday's municipal elections.

Realtors collecting blankets for the needy

What started as a compassionate offer of simple warmth to those living on the streets in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside is now the largest, longest-running charitable blanket and warm clothing collection in the region.

Jail time for Coq. man involved in fatal stabbing

A Coquitlam man charged in the fatal stabbing of Maple Ridge man will spend four more years in prison.

VOTE SMART 2011: Anmore candidates

FOR MAYOR Heather Anderson Age: 45 Number of years living in Anmore: 42 Number of years on council: 15 as councillor, 18 months as mayor Occupation: social studies teacher at Dr.

PoCo to hold meeting on compost facility

Rumours and misinformation swirling about a compost facility proposed for Port Coquitlam have prompted the city to hold a public information meeting at the end of the month.

Being careless with garbage, food waste could cost $230

Amendments to the B.C. Wildlife Act will give conservation officers more clout in cracking down on people who are careless with garbage and other attractants that lure bears to urban neighbourhoods.

MONEY TALK: Kids need strong money management skills

MONEY TALK: Kids need strong money management skills As anyone who's visited a toy store with a child or grandchild knows, kids understand the concept of spending money at an early age.