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Coquitlam council approves three projects north of Burquitlam

A single-family neighbourhood just west of Clarke Road in Coquitlam is about to get a lot denser. Coquitlam council unanimously advanced three projects Monday, setting the stage to replace 14 single-family houses with a total of 266 townhouses and apartments in the neighbourhood north of Burquitlam at Harrison and Kemsley avenues. The first development to […]

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