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18 people have died in Tri-Cities in 2023; half occurred in Coquitlam: BC Coroners report

Eighteen people have died in the Tri-Cities this year as B.C.’s toxic drug crisis continues to worsen. Half of those deaths occurred in Coquitlam. The BC Coroners Service released its quarterly report Monday, showing 1,018 deaths across the province so far in 2023. Among 10 to 59 year olds, unregulated drug toxicity is now the […]

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