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Letterbox: Chopping Port Coquitlam’s tall trees comes with high cost
Resident accuses city of 'paving paradise' for revitalization project. City notes trees set to be replaced at 2-1 ratio
No route, no budget: Sewage line expansion work still to be determined; much to one resident’s chagrin
'I don’t think I should have to pay for sewer until it stops running across my property'
‘Fancy talk and pretty words;’ Port Moody urged to quicken pace on tree protection
'Nothing’s happened since we gave that direction two years ago'
Townhouse project should help assuage sewage situation, mayor tells somewhat skeptical neighbours
'The goal is less toilet paper boiling up into my backyard'
Stoney Creek water quality now monitored by the minute, but preventing spills may still be a problem
Coquitlam issues pair of $500 fines after two spills turn Stoney Creek cloudy
Trans Mountain pipeline equipment failure could lead to demise of entire salmon population, Zarrillo warns
Port Moody-Coquitlam MP calls for a halt to TMX
Kelp! I need somebody: Track extension may lead to Burrard Inlet reforestation project
Project could be a boon to salmon as well as lingcod, crab, and bivalve shellfish
Port Moody vs. environment goals
Despite a per capita drop, community emissions ticked up 4.6 percent in Port Moody from 2010 to 2018
Coquitlam vs. environment goals
Pop. up, emissions flat
Letterbox: Chopping Port Coquitlam’s tall trees comes with high cost
Resident accuses city of 'paving paradise' for revitalization project. City notes trees set to be replaced at 2-1 ratio
No route, no budget: Sewage line expansion work still to be determined; much to one resident’s chagrin
'I don’t think I should have to pay for sewer until it stops running across my property'
‘Fancy talk and pretty words;’ Port Moody urged to quicken pace on tree protection
'Nothing’s happened since we gave that direction two years ago'
Townhouse project should help assuage sewage situation, mayor tells somewhat skeptical neighbours
'The goal is less toilet paper boiling up into my backyard'
Stoney Creek water quality now monitored by the minute, but preventing spills may still be a problem
Coquitlam issues pair of $500 fines after two spills turn Stoney Creek cloudy
Trans Mountain pipeline equipment failure could lead to demise of entire salmon population, Zarrillo warns
Port Moody-Coquitlam MP calls for a halt to TMX
Kelp! I need somebody: Track extension may lead to Burrard Inlet reforestation project
Project could be a boon to salmon as well as lingcod, crab, and bivalve shellfish
Port Moody vs. environment goals
Despite a per capita drop, community emissions ticked up 4.6 percent in Port Moody from 2010 to 2018
Coquitlam vs. environment goals
Pop. up, emissions flat