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Port Coquitlam to boost admission fees 2% next year, introduce new charge for multi-unit water connections
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Port Coquitlam to boost admission fees 2% next year, introduce new charge for multi-unit water connections
photo supplied With costs ticking up, Port Coquitlam is raising some fees. Admission and rental rate fees are set to increase two percent in 2026 in a bid to align with the average inflation rate, according to a city staff report. Even with the extra two percent, Port Coquitlam remains the most affordable option in the Tri-Cities when it comes to renting recreation space, according to a Port Coquitlam city staff report. Cost comparisons Port Coq…
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