Cyclists clamouring for protected path at busy Port Moody intersection
Guildford Way and Ioco Road is the final piece of a potential 7km cycling route that could connect many Tri-Cities schools, parks and recreation facilities, advocates say
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Local MP pushes for disability fund accessibility with new bill
Bill C-422, backed by Port Moody-Coquitlam MP Bonita Zarrillo, would scrap two requirements for applicants trying to receive the Canada Disability Benefit
Coquitlam haunted house ‘goes out with a bang,’ founder says
A Halloween staple in the Tri-Cities since 2017 closed its doors for good this year. It was a decision Marcarthy Whyzel says will give him more time to work on other community initiatives
Eagle Ridge Hospital emergency closure signs false: health authority
Port Coquitlam Mayor Brad West says there needs to be more health care resources in the Tri-Cities, following an incident that shined a light on lack of emergency room space at local hospital
Coquitlam braces for ‘vigorous’ storm; up to 90mm of rain forecasted
Three weeks after a deadly atmospheric river hit the city, city staff and crew are preparing for the latest rain storm
Rain? No longer a problem for this local lacrosse club with covered facility on the horizon
The B.C. NDP and City of Port Coquitlam are aiming to add a new covered multi-sport facility in the city by 2026
Free session places spotlight on mental health in the Tri-Cities
As the cost to access mental health prevents many Canadians from seeking help, four local clubs are looking to provide residents with techniques and tools, with no cost required
Kwikwetlem, Patina beer pilot project sells out fast; eyeing future partnerships
Nation and local brewery come up with a limited-edition beer that was for sale in three Tri-Cities locations, offering residents a drink and important history lesson
How this Port Moody artist landed her first solo exhibit
Four years after launching her own art business, Angie Quintanilla Coates’ first exhibit will combine her love of bright colours with woodworking, a craft that has been historically dominated by men
Port Coquitlam tweaks rec fees; water line connections
Admission and rental fees for the city’s recreation services are expected to jump beginning next year, should council grant final approval next week