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Rogers Communications has withdrawn an application to build a cell tower in Port Coquitlam's Greenmount Park, a controversial proposal that drew criticism from many residents in the area.

The CEO of Metro Vancouver says the regional government and the city of Coquitlam are close to starting negotiations on the regional growth strategy (RGS).

It began with the donation of city of Coquitlam-owned land worth $1.8 million. It continued with a million bucks and a commitment from the YWCA. And now, with $7.

Officials with the Terry Fox Foundation are looking for help to organize the 31st annual Terry Fox Runs in Coquitlam and Port Moody.

The spate of warm weather last week didn't just send sun bathers to beaches and gardeners to nurseries - it also drew bears from their winter lairs.

The number of homeless people in the Tri-Cities has fallen by half since 2008, according a report released yesterday.

A woman convicted of obstructing justice for attempting to cover up a crime allegedly committed by her son has been given a 15-month conditional sentence. In B.C.

Donations are now being accepted at all nofrills locations in British Columbia, including Dennis' nofrills, 1916 Como Lake Ave, Coquitlam. Franchise owners will also contribute to the total donation collected at their store.

Coquitlam Mayor Richard Stewart says he understands many of New Westminster's concerns about the United Boulevard Extension and will work with that city's council to come up with a solution after TransLink bowed out this week from recommending an opt

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