COVID-19, Costco and the Crunch
In a bid to stem a coronavirus outbreak at the Costco in Port Coquitlam, Fraser Health has expanded testing and immunizations
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Time bandits strike!
In July, 2020, council came within a whisker of giving the go-ahead to a six-storey, 128-unit development on the north side of Dansey Avenue
A tale of two townhouse projects
A proposal to build a 10-unit stacked townhouse development at 2222 Clarke Street was rejected Tuesday
Going to the dogs
Both hen and rooster have been relocated to a farm in Maple Ridge, Long said. Dennis, he added, is recovering nicely.
Paid parking will soon be enforced at the Tri-Cities’ busiest park
Beginning April 1st, paid parking will cost $2 per hour at Belcarra Regional Park.
Port Coquitlam prepares for bird nesting season
Signs have started popping up across Coquitlam’s Deboville Slough to notify hikers and cyclists that bird nesting season has begun
Addressing menstrual product poverty in the Tri-Cities
In 2020, The Tri-Cities began implementing free menstrual products in city locations during a four-month pilot project.
COVID-19 variants have been identified in two Tri-Cities schools
École Maple Creek Middle School in Coquitlam and Archbishop Carney Regional in Port Coquitlam have each detected one case of a COVID-19 variant
Can hotels help solve homelessness?
Is purchasing hotels one solution to combating homelessness in the Tri-Cities area?
Time bandits strike!
In July, 2020, council came within a whisker of giving the go-ahead to a six-storey, 128-unit development on the north side of Dansey Avenue
A tale of two townhouse projects
A proposal to build a 10-unit stacked townhouse development at 2222 Clarke Street was rejected Tuesday
Going to the dogs
Both hen and rooster have been relocated to a farm in Maple Ridge, Long said. Dennis, he added, is recovering nicely.
Paid parking will soon be enforced at the Tri-Cities’ busiest park
Beginning April 1st, paid parking will cost $2 per hour at Belcarra Regional Park.
Port Coquitlam prepares for bird nesting season
Signs have started popping up across Coquitlam’s Deboville Slough to notify hikers and cyclists that bird nesting season has begun
Addressing menstrual product poverty in the Tri-Cities
In 2020, The Tri-Cities began implementing free menstrual products in city locations during a four-month pilot project.
COVID-19 variants have been identified in two Tri-Cities schools
École Maple Creek Middle School in Coquitlam and Archbishop Carney Regional in Port Coquitlam have each detected one case of a COVID-19 variant
Can hotels help solve homelessness?
Is purchasing hotels one solution to combating homelessness in the Tri-Cities area?