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New café brings European flair, gluten-free baking to Port Coquitlam

New café brings European flair, gluten-free baking to Port Coquitlam

You can enjoy pastries and coffee at Port Coquitlam's newest patio spot behind the community centre near the city's downtown.
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'They need help': Coquitlam man says Afghan refugees desperately need housing, jobs

'They need help': Coquitlam man says Afghan refugees desperately need housing, jobs

Hundreds are arriving in B.C., but are they getting the help they need? If allowed, Sultan Faizi believes his association could do more to assist with jobs, clothing and food.
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Port Moody luxury home buyer wins $176K in dispute over repairs

Port Moody luxury home buyer wins $176K in dispute over repairs

Were the buyers picky or fair? Real estate contracts are very important and everyone needs to read the fine print. When a Port Moody builder said thousands were held back from the sale price, the BC Supreme Court was asked to weigh in.
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These new owners want to keep a popular Port Coquitlam bakery's traditions alive

These new owners want to keep a popular Port Coquitlam bakery's traditions alive

Taking over a much-loved business isn't easy, but Darryl Boone and Josie Wang are thrilled at the opportunity to continue the success of Europe Bakery and Deli — despite the high cost of food and gas.
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New Korean seafood restaurant enlivens dining scene in Coquitlam

New Korean seafood restaurant enlivens dining scene in Coquitlam

Looking for some place new to try? Bambada, a new Korean restaurant, recently opened on Barnet Highway in Coquitlam, offering a variety of seafood dishes.
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Suggestive graffiti on elementary school shocks Port Coquitlam neighbours

Suggestive graffiti on elementary school shocks Port Coquitlam neighbours

Someone painted a giant penis on the wall of Birchland Elementary, sparking social media discussion about community values. It's been cleaned up, SD43 says.
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'I don't feel safe,' says Port Coquitlam mom after bear knocks down fence

'I don't feel safe,' says Port Coquitlam mom after bear knocks down fence

A bear freeway has emerged between Burke Mountain and the Sun Valley neighbourhood of Port Coquitlam. One bear, who is knocking down fences, is making life difficult for families who want to use their yard.
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This popular Tri-City pie shop will soon wow Burnaby residents with its fabulous handmade pies

This popular Tri-City pie shop will soon wow Burnaby residents with its fabulous handmade pies

A local bakery is expanding! Port Moody's Gabi and Jules is opening a sister store in The Heights where Caffe Divano used to be.
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Day passes for Buntzen Lake parking under consideration after hiker backlash

Day passes for Buntzen Lake parking under consideration after hiker backlash

Do you think the parking reservation system at Buntzen Lake is a good idea? The goal is to reduce traffic problems on roads near the lake. But hikers are worried the half-day passes aren't long enough to do some of the popular hikes.
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Coquitlam man 'bought into' the woodsy Burke Mountain lifestyle. Now, he wants to save a massive tree

Coquitlam man 'bought into' the woodsy Burke Mountain lifestyle. Now, he wants to save a massive tree

Is it too late to save a tree? Shawn Cody moved to Burke Mountain because he enjoyed nature and the hiking lifestyle. He wants the city to save a tree on property planned for townhouses . He's organizing a 'discovery tree walk' for May 14.
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