Tri-City News
Marcon to 'celebrate' busy Coquitlam corner with 38-storey tower
On Monday, city council advanced the bid by Marcon to build a 38-storey tower at the northwest intersection of Como Lake Avenue and Clarke Road
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
Vancouver votes down plan to delay climate action
Vancouver city council voted down a staff recommendation to delay a zero-emissions building plan to help reduce a backlog in building permit applications — three other measures passed
Big money for B.C. salmon falls short on recovery plans, oversight, says conservation group
$647 million in funding for salmon was announced Tuesday, but environmentalists say it's missing key plans to protect endangered coho, chinook and sockeye
Vancouver to vote on delaying climate action amid permit backlog, pressure from gas lobby
Amid pressure from an industry group and a rising backlog of permit applications, Vancouver city council will vote on whether to delay a zero-emissions building plan slated to come into effect next...
Debilitating virus spreading to wild salmon through fish farms, say UBC researchers
A UBC study using genomic sequencing has found the piscine orthoreovirus has been transmitted from B.C. fish farms to wild Pacific chinook for at least a decade, leading researchers to call for a...
Workers can't get fired now for taking time off to vaccinate, says B.C. government
Canada's largest private-sector union says new rules don't go far enough and workers shouldn't lose pay to get vaccinated
'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...
B.C.'s year-long state of emergency has led to over $1.2 million in fines
As B.C. passes a year under a state of emergency, $876,530 in fines have been issued for violations of provincial COVID-19 restrictions and just under $370,000 in fines have been handed out for...