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Bears are awake and some are roaming in the woods and may be attracted to people's garbage, warns bear aware co-ordinator Drake Stephens.

School District 43 may have to pay back up to $149,000 for grants it received for students who were missing paperwork or didn't show up for programs they were enrolled in.

Coquitlam RCMP patrol cars are sporting purple ribbons on their bumpers in recognition of National Victims of Crime Awareness Week (April 10 to 16).

RIDING: PORT MOODY-WESTWOOD-PORT COQUITLAM MARK IRELAND, NDP I believe we have an ethical duty to help refugees to settle in Canada and integrate into society.

A Tri-City school official took the unprecedented step Tuesday of lobbying trustees to take a stand on a "burdensome" provincial policy that will require adult education teachers to photocopy and store hundreds of documents for evidence to justify st

Coquitlam RCMP continue to seek the public's assistance in locating a missing Riverview Hospital patient who is believed to have walked away from the facility last Friday.

When it comes to protecting your wealth, there are three primary risks that you should plan for: 1.

Tuesday's Coquitlam board of education meeting was enlivened by the introduction of two super-dogs. But the animals were much more sedate than the trick dogs at the popular PNE agility show.

School District 43 has been plagued with an internet problem that puts pornography within easy reach of students and yet it doesn't have money to pay for network monitoring software that could fix it.

Former New View Society executive director Kathryn (Kay) Swalwell has received Port Coquitlam's first ever Lifetime Volunteer Award for her work in the community.