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A B.C. Supreme Court judge ruled that Jeong Sook Han is the sole beneficial owner of the home, finding she paid the full price and never completed a gift to her son.
Carson Saul MacKay received a two-year sentence after pleading guilty to manslaughter in the 2022 death of Jodine Millar, whose body was buried in a wooded area on Coquitlam’s Burke Mountain.
The park beside the future Burke Mountain Middle/Secondary School includes a lit 400-metre track, a full-size artificial turf field and four lit tennis courts. Parking is to open after the school site is completed.
Coquitlam’s general voting day is Oct. 17, with 23 voting locations open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Eligible voters can also vote in advance or apply to receive a mail ballot.
Voters in Coquitlam will elect four trustees, while Port Coquitlam and Port Moody each choose two and Anmore and Belcarra jointly choose one. Three incumbents are running again.
Short rest can help after a concussion, but a physiotherapist advises a gradual return to daily activities and urgent care for serious warning signs.
Burke Mountain Athletic Park will open Friday evening with activities, a free shuttle and facilities including an artificial-turf field, track and four tennis courts.
More than 150 guests attended an invitation-only event recognizing local businesses selected through public voting and an independent awards committee.
Port Coquitlam council unanimously approved new zoning for the Kidscool Early Learning Centre at PoCo Place Mall, raising its capacity from 50 to 74 children.
Coquitlam resident Anu Verma argues majority governments should face tighter limits on early elections and proposes changes to byelections and MLA candidacies.
Council has granted Quantum Properties another year to meet servicing and legal requirements for its approved 156-unit, six-storey strata development.
Starting Sept. 25, residents can use the city’s redesigned eAgenda platform to find meeting materials, search content, watch live and archived meetings, and browse on mobile devices.
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