Local News

A juvenile cougar has been shot in Port Coquitlam after reports a 14-year-old boy had been stalked by the animal; the cougars are believed to be linked to several dog attacks in the Coquitlam area

Regional parks like Iona Beach saw 16.5 million visitors last year

A Coquitlam woman’s brother has been released from an Iranian prison on bail after the family and a Tri-Cities Amnesty group petitioned the country’s president and local supreme courts.

Employees of a No Frills and T & T Supermarket in Vancouver and at two Coquitlam Superstore locations among new virus cases in province.

The PoCo Grand Prix, along with the rest of the BC Superweek of professional bike races, has been cancelled for a second straight summer because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

26 more British Columbians died from the virus since Friday, raising the province's death toll from COVID-19 to 1,314.

In a little over a week, three dogs have been attacked across Coquitlam and Buntzen Lake trail; and in another incident, a man and his dog were charged in a local park

St. James's Well shuts down for the weekend to deep clean while Fraser Health issues an exposure notification for people who may have attended Trivia Night at the pub on Feb. 2, a case has also been reported at a Shoppers Drug Mart and five schools

Aydin Coban will return to BC Supreme Court in New Westminster on April 12 to face charges in connection with Amanda Todd of Port Coquitlam.

Now more than 30 schools in Port Moody, Port Coquitlam, Coquitlam and Anmore are under investigation for COVID-19 exposure, mostly during the week of Feb. 8-12 as Port Moody hockey association pauses games, practices for a week