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Port Moody GM Brian Wiebe says the tournament means a great deal to the organization and its players as it was cancelled by COVID-19 last year.

After reading an article in the Tri-City News, Coquitlam councillor was inspired to run every street in Coquitlam. She had so much fun she kept running until she completed all 1,934 streets in the Tri-Cities.

Port Coquitlam's Curtis Taylor is now part of the Washington Nationals organization after the right-handed pitcher was selected by the team in the second round of the Rule 5 draft for minor league players.

After a season lost to the COVID-19 pandemic, boys high school basketball is back. Here's how the Tri-City teams stack up.

BCHL team continues with community-building initiatives that include clean-up projects and mentoring young hockey players.

A late goal cost the Coquitlam Express a 4-3 loss to the Langley Rivermen, Sunday in Langley.

Ravens lose 36-33 to G.W. Graham Secondary at BC Place as offense met its match against gritty Grizzlies defense.

She's been invited to a selection camp that could see her in a Canada jersey for the very first time at the IIHF U18 championships.

The Port Coquitlam school was the only team that beat the G.W. Grizzlies in regular-season play. Can they do it again Saturday (Dec. 4) at BC Place?

The Kodiak Klassic at Port Moody's Heritage Woods Secondary School is the traditional launch tournament of the senior boys' high school basketball season in the Tri-Cities.