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Tri-Cities film and TV productions dip by nearly 50 percent so far this year

Sharp-eyed Port Coquitlam residents might have spotted the Netflix show Virgin River shooting in town recently. However, the sight of a film crew in the Tri-Cities has become much less commonplace in 2025, with film permits declining steeply in the first five months of the year. At this point in 2024, Coquitlam, Port Moody, and […]

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