Why this Men’s Shed opened its doors to the Lower Mainland
Port Moody Men’s Shed hosts men — a group of people who are known to lose friends as they age — from across Lower Mainland for workshop demo, social outing last weekend
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Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam permitted extra time to implement provincial housing mandate
The cities are among 21 communities that B.C. is giving more time to develop bylaws and infrastructure needs related to small-scale, multi-unit housing
Homelessness, snack packs, and the ‘Lifeguard’ of Gordon Avenue
When homelessness skyrocketed in the Tri-Cities, Macarthy Whyzel hit the street with snack packs
Port Coquitlam turns to feds again to help with housing crunch
After coming close in its last application for federal funding through the Housing Accelerator Fund, the city is submitting its second application against hundreds of others
Nearly one year later, residents still asking province for Hazel Trembath update
Students, staff and families marked the first day of school on a lot where the Port Coquitlam elementary school once stood
Adanacs’ Minto Cup title awakens local lacrosse community
The Coquitlam Adanacs swept the Orangeville Northmen last week, securing their fourth title in 14 years and galvanizing the Tri-Cities
Adanacs championship run resonating with fans and families, executive says
The Coquitlam Adanacs open the best-of-three Minto Cup final against Orangeville on Thursday at the Poirier Sport and Leisure Complex
Coquitlam River records historic return of sockeye salmon
A dozen sockeye salmon have returned to just below the Coquitlam Dam this summer, matching the total from the past eight years combined
TransLink increasing service on three Coquitlam bus routes
Transit organization replacing buses on 187 line, adding more vehicles to 186 and 157 routes
