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The trial of a former Coquitlam substitute teacher charged with multiple sex crimes against children will begin next week in Port Coquitlam provincial court.

More than 3,200 motorists who parked their cars with valuables or garage door openers clearly seen from outside their vehicle received notices from Tri-Cities Lock Out Auto Crime volunteers last year.

A father who killed his three children in 2008 and is currently living in the Forensic Psychiatric Institution in Coquitlam will be allowed to make supervised day trips into the community.

For the delivery drivers at Coquitlam office supply business Costless Express, the introduction of dedicated bike lanes in downtown Vancouver was not welcome news.

It may look like chaos now but what is the future for Port Mann/Highway 1, the King Edward overpass and United Boulevard when construction in the area is complete? That's the question the Tri-Cities Chamber of Commerce hopes to answer for business ow

A proposal to build a 161-suite apartment block close to the Burquitlam Evergreen Line station will go to public hearing this month. But Coun.

Top Lower Mainland restaurateurs will be recognized next Tuesday, April 12 during the 22nd annual restaurant awards. Vancouver magazine will honour the best of B.C.'s food and wine industry at this year's 22nd Annual Restaurant Awards.

As his trial enters the sentencing phase, former Coquitlam mayor Jon Kingsbury is asking supporters to write letters on his behalf outlining the work he has done in the community. Last Friday, B.C.

Plans for the first highrise in the soon-to-be-redeveloped Austin Heights neighbourhood in Coquitlam are already underway with the developer organizing an open house for later this month.

Designs for new park bordering the Coquitlam River will start this month in Coquitlam's Hockaday subdivision. Two years ago, city council voted to spend $25,000 for conceptual plans for Hockaday Park, a 1.