
One person seriously injured in Coquitlam stabbing investigation
RCMP are investigating a reported stabbing at a Burquitlam-area residence in Coquitlam. One person was taken to hospital in serious condition and a suspect remains in custody.
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RCMP are investigating a reported stabbing at a Burquitlam-area residence in Coquitlam. One person was taken to hospital in serious condition and a suspect remains in custody.

Port Moody council has approved permits for School District 43 to convert the long-vacant Ioco School into a 150-space child-care centre. No opening date has been announced.

Mahler Machining in Coquitlam will receive $1 million to add equipment, automation and software as it seeks new markets amid trade disruptions and tariff uncertainty.

Artist Tasha Faye Evans is raising the remaining funds to translate material for her seven-year Port Moody public-art project into two Indigenous languages.

Port Coquitlam physiotherapist Sean Overin says no single exercise is clearly best for persistent pain; gradual return to enjoyable movement can be more useful than seeking a perfect routine.

A former Coquitlam tenant has lost her court challenge after seeking $21,600 when her landlord’s daughter did not ultimately live in the unit.

Post-secondary educator and education critic Michael Baumann says he will run for a School District 43 trustee position.

Coquitlam’s City-Wide Garage Sale and Giveaway Event returns Sept. 19 and 20, with registration open until 4 p.m. Sept. 16 for residents who want their sale listed on an interactive map.

Coquitlam resident and public-sector strategist Madhavee Inamdar has shifted from a planned council run to a bid for mayor, outlining four first-year priorities.

Statistics Canada police-reported crime data show lower 2025 crime severity indexes in Coquitlam, Port Moody and Port Coquitlam than the provincial and national averages.

People considering a run in Coquitlam's Oct. 17 local election can now obtain candidate packages online or from City Hall.

Nonprofit executive Geneviève Kyle-Lefebvre has announced she will seek a Coquitlam council seat in the Oct. 17 municipal election.
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