In a bid to mitigate social isolation and benefit local food production, Port Moody council unanimously voted to build 60 garden beds at Art Wilkinson Park and another 20 at Town Centre Park.
After recording 2,518 new cases over three days, B.C. is bringing in tighter rules.
Immunizations are set to start this morning at Poirier Forum – and then for the next seven months.
On Tuesday, Port Moody council unanimously passed a motion to ban single-use plastics. The motion is set to take effect in 2022 and will prohibit businesses from distributing single-use plastics and foam materials.
The Gillnetter is set to get a bit bigger as Port Coquitlam council OK’d the Argue Street pub’s petition to add 47 new seats (for a total of 187) at Tuesday’s meeting.
Both the Poirier Forum and its neighbour the Centennial Pavilion are set to serve as vaccination facilities operated by Fraser Health until Nov. 30.
We’re missing our recycling targets and it might cost us in more ways than one.
Despite some concerns around high costs and heavy gridlock, Port Moody council unanimously supported a motion to offer up city land for vaccination clinics.
Cut taxes or slash services? That was the question before Port Moody council Tuesday.
Catch The Leprechaun But Steer Clear Of The Bears
