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Coquitlam man facing charges for alleged trafficking following drug bust
Fentanyl · Coquitlam

Coquitlam man facing charges for alleged trafficking following drug bust

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Police seize 373 grams of fentanyl, 28 grams if ketamine and 248 grams of cocaineSee the Story
Residents of Coquitlam homeless encampment issued formal eviction notice - BC
Coquitlam · Coquitlam

Residents of Coquitlam homeless encampment issued formal eviction notice - BC

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Last week, the city issued a formal eviction notice, effective Thursday morning, ordering all tents to be dismantled and personal items removed during the day.See the Story
Battery energy storage facility proposed for Erving’s Poplar Mountain
Greenfield, Massachusetts · Greenfield

Battery energy storage facility proposed for Erving’s Poplar Mountain

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
ERVING — Town officials and residents got a first look this week at preliminary plans for a battery energy storage facility being proposed by Spearmint Energy.See the Story

Coquitlam townhouse sells in a day amid general buyer malaise

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The two-level unit in a 39-year-old building feels more like a detached house insideCoquitlam · CoquitlamRead Article

Deck dispute ends with $12k court judgment – Tri-Cities Dispatch

image supplied While a contract might be cancelled, a worker still as a right to be paid. That principle was at the centre of a recent civil case involving contractor P&J Solutions Inc. and a Coquitlam deck owned by Fred Hospes. Hospes hired the company for a job that included renovating his deck in June 2023. The deal soured over the summer with Hospes alleging deficiencies in the work and P&J Solutions charging that Hospes was essentially manu…Coquitlam · CoquitlamRead Article

North Road office building gets delayed for third time following two-year pipe problem – Tri-Cities Dispatch

image supplied Despite getting a green light three years ago, a Coquitlam retail/office building proposed by the Hanin Investment Group remains stalled. In 2022, Coquitlam city council approved a six-storey commercial/office building for 323 North Rd. At the time, Michelle Kim, the property manager at nearby Hanin Village, asked council to defer their vote, citing issues including the potential relocation of a drainage pipe that served the H-Mar…Coquitlam · CoquitlamRead Article

Cooper Wilson Named Captain of the Coquitlam Express for the 2025-26 Season

The Coquitlam Express are proud to announce that veteran defenceman Cooper Wilson has been named team captain for the upcoming 2025-26 BCHL season. Wilson, entering his third season with in the BCHL, second with the Express, has become a cornerstone of the team both on and off the ice. Known for his strong leadership, work ethic, and consistent play, Wilson has earned the respect of his teammates, coaching staff, and the wider Express community. Coquitlam · CoquitlamRead Article

‘Some accused die in custody’ Lack of resources, limited space at Red Fish Healing Centre puts pressure on Coquitlam psychiatric hospital – Tri-Cities Dispatch

image supplied Amid worsening addiction and mental health crises, a dearth of supports is leading to a bottleneck at the province’s only forensic psychiatric hospital, according to a recently released report from B.C. Review Board. The board generally oversees cases in which an accused person is either unfit to stand trial or found not criminally responsible due to a mental disorder. The accused, many of whom are housed at Forensic Psychiatric H…Coquitlam · CoquitlamRead Article

Sheep Paddocks Trail stabilization project gets go-ahead – Tri-Cities Dispatch

file photo Jerry Janzen, Tri-City Photography Club Seven years after completing work in the area, Metro Vancouver is feeling sheepish this summer. Following a unanimous decision from Coquitlam city council to issue a conservation permit, Metro Vancouver is set to get to work Sheep Paddocks Trail this August, keeping the route a little higher and a lot dryer. Located in ƛ̓éxətəm (tla-hut-um) Regional Park (formerly Colony Farm), the trail got an …Coquitlam · CoquitlamRead Article

The federal government invests to build and renovate more homes for seniors in Coquitlam

100% Center coverage: 1 sources
COQUITLAM, BC, June 26, 2025 /CNW/ - Solving Canada's housing crisis requires immediate action to bring down costs. To provide Canadians with increased access to affordable and sustainable housing, the government today announced an investment of $24.6 million for transformative energy retrofits of 134 units and the construction of 18 new infill units for seniors in Coquitlam. The announcement took place at L.J. Christmas Apartments at 560 Austi…Real Estate · CoquitlamRead Article

Coquitlam father promises to take legal action against city; says daughter excluded from rec programs on the basis of her deafness – Tri-Cities Dispatch

file photo Jeremy Shepherd Failing to provide sign language interpreters for deaf children trying to get involved in recreation programs is a human rights violation, according to Coquitlam father Ryan De Temple. On Monday, De Temple vowed to file a human rights complaint against the city on behalf of his nine-year-old daughter, Alba, and other deaf children. While there is some American Sign Language interpretations at Coquitlam rec program, tha…Coquitlam · CoquitlamRead Article

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