Skip to content

Local News

Wildlife group offers reward to help find who may have trapped, injured a bear in Coquitlam

Wildlife group offers reward to help find who may have trapped, injured a bear in Coquitlam

A bear was caught near the Pitt River Boat Club and freed from a leg-hold trap by officers from the BC Conservation Officer Service
Read more >
It's getting safer to cycle in the Tri-Cities, but gaps remain, says Belcarra author

It's getting safer to cycle in the Tri-Cities, but gaps remain, says Belcarra author

Belcarra resident and cycling advocate Colleen MacDonald has published three guides to cycling routes across parts of British Columbia.
Read more >
LedMac asked Coquitlam to rush its plans. Council didn't like it

LedMac asked Coquitlam to rush its plans. Council didn't like it

On Monday, May 6, councillors ripped into LedMac for being tone deaf to council’s recommendations and chastised the company for trying to expedite its application.
Read more >
These SD43 students crafted for months. A spring market awaits

These SD43 students crafted for months. A spring market awaits

The inaugural Spring Market by the Life Skills students in School District 43 will be held on Wednesday, May 8, in the foyer at Gleneagle Secondary in Coquitlam and is open to the public.
Read more >
Port Moody oil terminal staging emergency drill

Port Moody oil terminal staging emergency drill

The exercise at the 50-acre facility in Port Moody includes a fire drill component.
Read more >
Tri-Cities Today: May 7, 2024

Tri-Cities Today: May 7, 2024

Read what's happening in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody on Tuesday, May 7, 2024.
Read more >
Photos: More than 1K students mark Music Monday in Coquitlam

Photos: More than 1K students mark Music Monday in Coquitlam

The 16th annual music festival at Coquitlam's Town Centre Park was organized by Kathy Fester of the Coquitlam Music Teachers Association.
Read more >
Coquitlam eyes Maillardville industrial site for church

Coquitlam eyes Maillardville industrial site for church

Today, Coquitlam's council in committee unanimously advanced the bid by the Disciple Methodist Church to change the land use at 1963 Lougheed Hwy. and 1880 Coleman Ave. — across from Kal Tire.
Read more >
A nurse at this Port Moody hospital is also a tattoo artist — but only for very select patients

A nurse at this Port Moody hospital is also a tattoo artist — but only for very select patients

Sandi Saunier's work with needles and ink has helped about 1,300 breast cancer survivors regain a sense of normalcy
Read more >
Baldrey: Let's put Vancouver's 2026 FIFA World Cup spending into context

Baldrey: Let's put Vancouver's 2026 FIFA World Cup spending into context

Columnist Keith Baldrey believes putting B.C. back into the international spotlight will generate more positives for the province.
Read more >