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Array of evidence links "sextortion" suspect to Amanda Todd, prosecutor tells jury

Array of evidence links "sextortion" suspect to Amanda Todd, prosecutor tells jury

Crown counsel sums up evidence in closing arguments of cyberbullying trial of extradited Dutch man
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Letter: A few reminders about Port Moody mayor's past term

Letter: A few reminders about Port Moody mayor's past term

By now, we have all heard that Mayor Rob Vagramov will not be running again for mayor of Port Moody this fall, this letter writer states.
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You can now beat the heat with an alcoholic beverage in these Port Moody public spaces

You can now beat the heat with an alcoholic beverage in these Port Moody public spaces

The pilot project begins immediately and runs until April, 2023.
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Port Moody councillor will seek mayor's job

Port Moody councillor will seek mayor's job

Steve Milani was first elected to council in 2018.
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Amanda Todd's tormenter knew online images were child porn, prosecutor says

Amanda Todd's tormenter knew online images were child porn, prosecutor says

"We know that the sextortionist was persistent, was targeting the same family members … creating fake accounts and making demands for shows," Crown counsel tells court.
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Letter: PoCo should reconsider idea of allowing alcohol in parks

Letter: PoCo should reconsider idea of allowing alcohol in parks

Public would be better served by keeping booze out of Port Coquitlam’s natural spaces.
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B.C.’s COVID-19 hospitalizations tick down slightly

B.C.’s COVID-19 hospitalizations tick down slightly

While hospitalizations have dropped, deaths have grown over the past week.
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Pride flag hoisted in solidarity at Douglas College's Coquitlam campus

Pride flag hoisted in solidarity at Douglas College's Coquitlam campus

The local post-secondary showed its support for the LGBTQ community with more B.C. Pride events set to take place over the August long weekend and beyond.
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New weekly data shows Tri-Cities with B.C.'s second-highest COVID-19 case count

New weekly data shows Tri-Cities with B.C.'s second-highest COVID-19 case count

This is a 35 per cent increase after the region detected 46 lab-confirmed infections in back-to-back reports.
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Benjamin Perry throws hat in the ring for Coquitlam city council

Benjamin Perry throws hat in the ring for Coquitlam city council

The first-time candidate's platform hopes to bring practical solutions on climate change, support housing needs and improve the city's active transportation network.
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