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BC Hydro wants to stop crazy Buntzen Lake traffic problems with pre-visit parking registration

BC Hydro wants to stop crazy Buntzen Lake traffic problems with pre-visit parking registration

Online parking registration will soon be required to picnic, hike or swim at Buntzen Lake this summer with a new online registration program that will run from June 27 to Sept. 5.
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Missing person found

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Soup spoon used to rescue tiny goslings from Port Coquitlam pipe

Soup spoon used to rescue tiny goslings from Port Coquitlam pipe

It's baby bird season. This is the time when you might find an injured bird or animal. It's best to contact experts but here's how one group handled an emergency situation with three baby goslings.
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'Beggars belief': Port Coquitlam bar fined $16K after patron denies entry to liquor inspectors

'Beggars belief': Port Coquitlam bar fined $16K after patron denies entry to liquor inspectors

When was the last time you stayed out past 2:30 a.m.? Bennett Craft and Kitchen hit with fine after BC liquor inspectors were denied entry by a man posing as a manager. Manager plans to appeal, saying he feels 'persecuted.'
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Orphaned bear cub left to die in Coquitlam park sparks calls for more oversight of conservation officers

Orphaned bear cub left to die in Coquitlam park sparks calls for more oversight of conservation officers

Hiker to Minnekhada Regional Park heard the bear's cries, then she filed a freedom of information request to find out how many bear cubs are killed in B.C. The answer may surprise you.
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Burger giant says Port Coquitlam customers can get their 25 cents back after 'misunderstanding'

Burger giant says Port Coquitlam customers can get their 25 cents back after 'misunderstanding'

Were you charged 25 cents for takeout at the Port Coquitlam A&W? The Shaughnessy Street quick service restaurant mistakenly charged people 25 cents for bags until a bylaw officer told them the fee isn't required in the city.
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Port Moody co-op set to evict 23-year-old who just lost his mom

Port Moody co-op set to evict 23-year-old who just lost his mom

Young man told he has to leave the two-bedroom home he grew up in and re-apply for a one bedroom unit — leaving him homeless.
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New Port Coquitlam bakery and café adds a Korean twist to traditional French pastries

New Port Coquitlam bakery and café adds a Korean twist to traditional French pastries

Do you have a sweet tooth? Earthling Café is a new dessert shop serving up vegan cakes, butter cream-filled dacquoise pastry and gluten free cakes and scones.
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Popular roastery and coffee shop chain with Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­roots to open a café in Coquitlam

Popular roastery and coffee shop chain with Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­roots to open a café in Coquitlam

How do you like your coffee? A new addition to the Tri-Cities' cafe scene will open in Coquitlam soon.
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How a box of dusty bottles led to a discovery of Port Coquitlam's early Chinese settlers

How a box of dusty bottles led to a discovery of Port Coquitlam's early Chinese settlers

Translating Chinese characters from 100-year-old bottles used for food, drink and medicine helped shed light on the small community of Chinese labourers who made the city their home early in the 20th century.
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