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Playing the long game: Port Coquitlam looks into Metro Vancouver’s 2050 vision

Barring a major change in zoning, Port Coquitlam may fall short of regional affordable housing goals

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‘Great’ and ‘gorgeous,’ Council praises proposed 2,500-unit development

Big project gets warm reception at Coquitlam council

Two outlooks on housing: Port Moody vs. Coquitlam

Coquitlam passes, Port Moody pauses

Port Moody approves three-building Murray Street development in split vote

Despite concerns about too many people and too few jobs, the Port Moody project is moving ahead

Coquitlam gives Ozada Avenue rental project final approval, $3.3 million

The project drew financial support from municipal and provincial governments, although not from the federal government

Coquitlam council approves two projects totalling 459 units

Highrise condos, lowrise rentals, each get third reading

Burquitlam affordable housing project gets $109M loan from feds

31-storey project includes 100 affordable units

Port Moody supports 2,000-unit Woodland Park development in midnight meeting

Port Moody votes 5-1 in favour of 15-year megaproject

Coquitlam council approves 25-storey Pipeline Rd. development amid conversation of Super Bowl ads, procreation rates

Highrise housing project gets green light despite gentrification concerns

4,000-unit development could net Coquitlam more than $140 million