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A Port Moody heritage site has a new window to the world thanks to a local stained-glass artist and a Port Moody parishioner who commissioned the art to remember her late husband and son.

The trial of a man charged in an accident on Highway 1 that killed two children and paralyzed another has been set for next year.

An RCMP officer who was injured in the line of duty when his motorcycle was struck by a truck during a call in Coquitlam has been awarded close to half a million dollars in damages. The plaintiff, who is referred to as Mr.

Port Coquitlam MLA Mike Farnworth raised $114,500 in his bid for the top job of the BC NDP.

On the morning after his wife was struck and killed by an alleged hit-and-run driver, Dan Reaveley was left with four young kids and a burning question: "What's next?" Kaeden, 11, Rebecca, seven, Alicia, four, and two-year-old Tristan would need grie

A large swath of land in an undeveloped part of northeast Coquitlam could look dramatically different in the coming year as the city prepares to sell off more than 30 acres.

A Coquitlam resident is one of 37 people that turned themselves in to police following the Stanley Cup riot in downtown Vancouver last month.

Washrooms on the new Evergreen Line should be open to all riders, at any time.

A city of Port Coquitlam decision to charge residents retroactively for garbage fees the municipality failed to collect has upset a group of homeowners at a 25-unit townhouse complex.

Mosquitos may be swarming in the Fraser Valley but there's little chance the dreaded West Nile Virus will be creeping into the Lower Mainland this year.