One man’s trash, one woman’s gold
Port Coquitlam residents can now book free curbside pickup for six big unwanted, unwieldy items over the next year.
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One nurse, one badge, one car
Someone is in severe emotional distress. The police are called. An unmarked police cruiser pulls up and the doors open. A cop gets out
75 townhouses coming to Burke Mountain
The public was divided but council was united by the prospect of 52 stacked townhouses and a childcare centre
Rent bank gets some interest
To keep people off the street, the Tri-Cities needs to keep their rent bank going.
Port Moody council to address hostile work environment
Port Moody council will try to remedy what Mayor Rob Vagramov called: “a pretty hostile work environment.”
Port Moody bumps back on Spring Street rat runners
After a bumpy rollout, more speed humps are set to pop up on Spring Street.
Affordable housing and mental illness a priority for the development of səmiq̓wəʔelə
A new phase in the multi-year planning process for səmiq̓wəʔelə (formerly the Riverview Lands) kicked off Tuesday night with a presentation from B.C. Housing and Kwikwetlem First Nation.