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A Coquitlam man went out for a dog walk Sunday. He hasn't return

A Coquitlam man went out for a dog walk Sunday. He hasn't return

According to a social media post, Robert Belding’s dog was found wet at Shaughnessy Street and David Avenue in Coquitlam.
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Claire Nielsen: Raising teens to 'let be and let go'

Claire Nielsen: Raising teens to 'let be and let go'

It is up to us to accept the lessons and give up what we used to know, and heal any generational traumas or dysfunctional parenting styles.
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These Coquitlam students want unpaid work. Can you help?

These Coquitlam students want unpaid work. Can you help?

Do you own a business? The Work Experience 12 students at Dr. Charles Best Secondary in Coquitlam are looking for volunteer work until the end of January 2025.
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Column: The singular calling of family physician

Column: The singular calling of family physician

Treating the whole person, not the disease, should be the basis for family doctors, says Davidicus Wong, M.D.
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Minter: Fall lawn care, and how to maintain a greener carpet

Minter: Fall lawn care, and how to maintain a greener carpet

Extra attention now to your green space, no matter how big, will pay off in the new year, says master gardener Brian Minter.
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Orange crush in the Tri-Cities for 2024 provincial vote

Orange crush in the Tri-Cities for 2024 provincial vote

The NDP's Jodie Wickens and Jennifer Blatherwick are the new MLAs for the Tri-Cities.
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POMO Players launches next month with this holiday family classic

POMO Players launches next month with this holiday family classic

Coquitlam resident Lisa Pope is taking the directing reins for "Miracle on 34th Street," a stage reading for the inaugural production of POMO Players.
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Here’s your chance to win a VIP experience at a Concert of a Lifetime in Vancouver

Here’s your chance to win a VIP experience at a Concert of a Lifetime in Vancouver

An opportunity to see your wildest dreams come true this December has arrived
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Claire Nielsen: Coping with teen rebellion — take nothing personally

Claire Nielsen: Coping with teen rebellion — take nothing personally

All we can do is our best with an open heart and understanding ears.
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Port Moody–Coquitlam MP named NDP critic on seniors file

Port Moody–Coquitlam MP named NDP critic on seniors file

MP Bonita Zarrillo is also the federal NDP party’s critic on Infrastructure and Communities, and Disability Inclusion. She is also the NDP’s deputy critic for Health.
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