Diane Strandberg
Tiny suite in huge Coquitlam tower selling for nearly $500K
Logging first drew pioneers to Maillardville in Coquitlam. Now it's housing, but be prepared to pay top dollar for something new
Food Network cake champion opens bakery, cafe in Port Coquitlam
Food Network win gave custom cake baker Cassandra Curtis the confidence to open a bakery and cafe in downtown Port Coquitlam, which she hopes will become a destination for food lovers from all over...
Lower Mainland toy run cancelled due to COVID-19 uncertainties – but you can still help children
Complications around organizing the annual event has resulted in its cancellation but donations and toys are still being collected by the Lower Mainland Christmas Bureau
Coquitlam used car dealer ordered to pay back millions from investment scheme
BC Supreme Court judge orders the owner of a luxury used car dealer based in Coquitlam to pay back nearly $4 million plus punitive damages to his former investor
Huge affordable housing project in Port Coquitlam passes major hurdle
Port Coquitlam Mayor Brad West says 302-unit project seeking rezoning is the largest affordable housing development the city has seen in decades
'Some kind of mistake or joke,' says Coquitlam woman about $1 ICBC rebate cheque
Sending out cheques for $1 is a waste of money, woman says, after receiving a smaller cheque than she expected for insuring two cars last year; the province had said when the ICBC rebate was...
Port Moody politician to work with Washington State on high-speed rail
Re-elected MLA gets a new job as B.C. Premier John Horgan looks to issues with the U.S. state beyond COVID-19
'How is that possible?': COVID-19 cases rise to 24 at Port Coquitlam seniors home
Son of infected resident seeks more visits even as caseload surges and a second outbreak is declared at a Port Coquitlam seniors facility
Massive affordable housing project in the works for Port Coquitlam
Public will be given contactless ways to comment on plans for 302 units of non-market rental housing on Kingsway Avenue
334 businesses slapped with COVID-19 health, safety orders: WorkSafe BC
Service, manufacturing industries among the hardest hit after thousands of inspections conducted across B.C. following COVID-19 pandemic restart