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Dr. Carol L Thorpe’s dentistry practice is built on smiles. “I have an interest—you might call it a passion—for creating smiles,” Dr. Thorpe says. “I’m quite artistic by nature and cosmetic dentistry can be very creative.” Dr.

After Dr. Carol Thorpe completed a degree in biology at SFU with an eye to becoming a biologist or naturalist, she took a summer job at bird sanctuary while considering her career options.

Based on the success of the Free Little Libraries program, the City of Coquitlam is introducing Little Toy Libraries .

Have you ever had to come up with the perfect way to celebrate an extra special birthday? The City of Coquitlam has done just that for the 125-year celebration of its July 25, 1891 incorporation by purchasing the naming rights for a brand new variety

Are you a Coquitlam resident, institution, or business owner with a garden or planter display that you’re particularly proud of? In celebration of the City’s 125 th anniversary, the community is invited to submit photographs of their gardens, landsca

A new initiative by the City of Coquitlam for its 2016 Coquitlam in Bloom program is the Coquitlam Munch project.

At what age should you first introduce your child to the dentist’s chair? “As soon as their first teeth start to come in,” says Dr. Myrna Pearce of On Track Dental in Port Coquitlam.

Losing your natural teeth, whether it’s due to injury, tooth decay or some other medical reason, can be a traumatic experience. For many years, bridges and dentures were the only solution for those with missing teeth. But that’s changed.

For years, conventional wisdom dictated that anyone looking to maintain a cavity-free smile should stay away from chewing gum. Not anymore.

Dr. Myrna Pearce first opened her dental practice in Port Coquitlam more than three decades ago. And her commitment to the highest quality care is as strong as ever. “A lot has changed over the years in terms of technology,” says Dr.