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Creeping ground fire in Coquitlam watershed contained

By Jeremy Shepherd ● Emergency Response ● September 4, 2023

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‘It’s just in our blood to want to be here and help,’ Port Moody fire captain details deployment to West Kelowna

By Patrick Penner, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter ● Emergency Response ● August 28, 2023

Coquitlam Fire and Rescue sends four firefighters to help fight West Kelowna blaze

By Josh Kozelj ● Coquitlam ● August 22, 2023

Coquitlam also sends multiple personnel to fight fire near Boston Bar

Four hospitalized following ‘suspicious’ Port Moody fire

By Jeremy Shepherd ● Emergency Response ● August 7, 2023

Finding the spark: Camp Ignite aims to inspire aspiring female firefighters

By Josh Kozelj ● Port Moody ● August 1, 2023

Port Moody Fire and Rescue is sending Sasha Faris, an aspiring local firefighter, to Camp Ignite later this summer.

Port Coquitlam calls on federal government to help fund watershed projects

By Josh Kozelj ● Emergency Response ● July 4, 2023

City looks to collect $4 million in funding for pumps at Maple Creek and Cedar Drive.

Drones to provide air support for Port Coquitlam fire department

By Jeremy Shepherd ● Port Coquitlam ● June 6, 2023

Minor flooding possible in Port Coquitlam if snowmelt continues

By Jeremy Shepherd ● Port Coquitlam ● May 17, 2023

‘Critical need’ for emergency alert system, says Indian Arm resident

By Marissa Tiel ● Emergency Response ● April 26, 2023

‘Lucky’ firefighter awarded Port Moody Medal of Merit after suffering burns in blast

By Patrick Penner, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter ● Port Moody ● April 3, 2023

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