Weekly sensory-friendly swim session coming to Port Coquitlam, city says
The city follows in the footsteps of other local public pools who have recently added sensory swims
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How the POMO Museum is using building blocks for (creative) thoughts
Following its new exhibit, Construction Toys: Creativity Unleashed, museum may turn to building blocks for future Port Moody-specific projects
Minto Cup slated to feature a heavy dose of Tri-Cities talent
The Coquitlam Adanacs and Port Coquitlam Saints qualified in this year’s national Jr. A lacrosse tournament held at the Poirier Sport and Leisure Complex
Shoreline Trail boardwalk $800k over budget due to environmental factors
Funding on the boardwalk replacement project will not increase taxes, mayor says
In a new light: Archive emphasizes South Asian history in Fraser Mills
Revelation comes as the City of Coquitlam starts development plans in waterfront community
Burquitlam may see as many as four new public murals this year, city says
New murals, furniture and decorative bike racks are among the new streetscape projects Coquitlam is hoping to implement across town by the end of 2024
One year later, Pride parade coming to Coquitlam
After the city’s first-ever Pride festival last summer, the city is hosting a parade along Pinetree Way later this month
Voluntary decal project spotlighting neurodiversity and autism coming to Port Moody
The British Columbia Association of Chiefs of Police-led initiative may make it easier for officers in interactions with folks who are neurodiverse or autistic. But some people have concerns.
Port Coquitlam child-care facility looks to add 66 spots
City council spoke highly of the plan, which would mark the latest increase in child care space in Port Coquitlam in recent months
Port Moody considers 30 km/h speed limits, other transportation changes
The city is searching for public feedback on five strategies that will shape the future of transportation in the city
