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It's not just youth who were adversely impacted by shutdowns of amateur sport because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Some oldtimer hockey players struggled with the loss of their weekly outlet for exercise and camaraderie.

With COVID 19 case numbers growing, the BC government is implementing proof of vaccination requirements for some businesses, programs and events; but there's a pushback from some businesses due to concerns about infringing on personal liberties, how security issues will be managed and what supports will be in place to help small businesses cope with the change

The city saw a 40.9% increase in this category from July numbers, while the region witnessed a modest year-over-year increase across the board.

Each October for the past 20 years, Vickie Ayers and her parents built a haunted house at their Coquitlam home.

Eligible residents aged 12 and older are still boosting double-vaccination numbers; Port Coquitlam the only surveillance neighbourhood on outside looking in.

The designated touch-free Return-It cans allow residents and visitors to properly dispose of their refundable containers.

The Husky Cross — and the Subaru she was stolen in — was found about one block north from where the 11-year-old dog was taken.

Potential charges are being reviewed for a Port Moody resident as the driver of a van that hit a motorcyclist and drove away on July 28, 2021.

What should Coquitlam council spend more money on: policing or parks?

Residents expected to take in the sights of pipers, dancers and athletes; Fraser Health is also hosting a vaccine clinic at Lafarge Lake Park.