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Port Moody holds off on changing 2050 population projection

Port Moody will hold off on changing its projected 2050 population of 74,300, with council opting to wait for new census data and more information about development trends before reconsidering the figure. Council unanimously endorsed staff’s recommendation on Sept. 29 to report back in the second quarter of 2027 with updated census data, followed by […]

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