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Letter: Cherry blossom petals at Port Coquitlam City Hall were like 'fresh snowfall' on the ground

Letter: Cherry blossom petals at Port Coquitlam City Hall were like 'fresh snowfall' on the ground

I have had the good fortune of travelling to many places in the world and one of my favourite stories to tell is about the city hall park in my hometown of Port Coquitlam, this letter writer states.
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Your Weekend: Home reno & magic shows in Coquitlam for spring break

Your Weekend: Home reno & magic shows in Coquitlam for spring break

Weekend listings for Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody for March 25 to 27, 2022.
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Port Moody's plan to slow traffic on Moray Street pleases residents

Port Moody's plan to slow traffic on Moray Street pleases residents

One councillor said the changes may encourage motorists to find a different route between Port Moody and Coquitlam. Will you?
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Elderly Ukrainians fleeing war zone looking for a home in B.C.

Elderly Ukrainians fleeing war zone looking for a home in B.C.

Three elderly Ukrainians are trying to safely get to Metro Vancouver from Poland. Family members have taken to craigslist to find a one- or two-bedroom rental.
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B.C. COVID-19 hospitalizations rise for first time in six weeks

B.C. COVID-19 hospitalizations rise for first time in six weeks

One new COVID-19 death raises the province's pandemic death toll to 2,975.
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Author will help you write a first draft at this Coquitlam workshop

Author will help you write a first draft at this Coquitlam workshop

On April 2, the Tri-City Wordsmiths hosts author Christina Myers for a talk called “Getting to the Finish Line: Strategies for Writing a First Draft.”
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Almost 50% of eligible Port Moody teens boosted with third COVID-19 vaccine dose

Almost 50% of eligible Port Moody teens boosted with third COVID-19 vaccine dose

It's the highest among Fraser Health communities.
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Tri-City residents earn B.C.'s highest civilian honour for putting community first amid COVID-19

Tri-City residents earn B.C.'s highest civilian honour for putting community first amid COVID-19

Amber Gregory and Jeff McLellan were able to bring people together in more ways than one during an unprecedented time.
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Coquitlam Chorale gives a spring lift with music to signal 'normalcy'

Coquitlam Chorale gives a spring lift with music to signal 'normalcy'

Coquitlam Chorale's Justin Maller said the spring show “is about coming back to normalcy and being connected again. It’s been an emotional time.”
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Port Moody will explore teaming with a developer to build a new Kyle Centre

Port Moody will explore teaming with a developer to build a new Kyle Centre

The city will determine how much it's going to cost to repair Kyle Centre as it awaits proposals to build a new one.
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