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Boone, North Carolina · Boone

Highland Games set to return to Grandfather Mountain’s MacRae Meadows

80% Center coverage: 5 sources

This marks the 69th year for the beloved and historic celebration of Scottish ancestry and heritage, with the popular festival once again bringing a “wee bit o’ Scotland” to the High Country of North Carolina.See the Story

Infrastructure · Anmore

Application for development that would have tripled Anmore, B.C.'s population withdrawn

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

The developer behind a controversial housing project in the Metro Vancouver village of Anmore pulled its proposal Monday, saying it believed continuing forward would “only deepen the divide” in a community split over what it wants its future to look like.See the Story

Port Moody · Port Moody

Port Moody floats becoming first North American city with recognized urban marine protected area – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Port Moody’s shoreline mudflats and salt marshes have lone been recognized for their ecological and environmental importance. photo Cathy Nichols Port Moody is considering whether to designate the ecologically rich mudflats at the eastern end of Burrard Inlet as North America’s first municipally located urban marine protected area (MPA). Mayor Meghan Lahti brought forward the motion at the June 23 council meeting, calling on the city to designat…Read 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 · Coquitlam Read Article

New ‘Zero-Tolerance’ Policy for Construction Parking and Traffic Disruptions Passed by Port Moody Council

In an effort to curb mounting frustrations over construction-related disruptions, Port Moody recently passed a policy aimed at tightening regulations around construction traffic and parking.Port Moody · Port Moody See the Story

1,175-unit City Centre project moves to public hearing despite ‘outstanding issues’ – Tri-Cities Dispatch

images supplied After receiving a rough reception from Coquitlam council in 2024, a revised City Centre development proposal made it through first reading Monday night and is now set for a public hearing. Developer Ledingham McAllister’s nine-building, 1,175 unit project would require the demolition of a 113-unit rental building at 1145 Inlet St. – a prospect that raised concerns for some councillors. “We might have some folks who don’t want to …Coquitlam · Coquitlam Read Article

Environmental groups push for energy efficient buildings in Port Coquitlam – Tri-Cities Dispatch

image: City of Port Coquitlam In Port Coquitlam, a campaign is underway to encourage city council to adopt the Zero Carbon Step Code — a provincial building policy to reduce emissions in new buildings. Neighbours United, a nonprofit organization, started going door-to-to door early this month as part of their efforts to encourage cities to adopt the code before it becomes mandatory in 2030. “These homes are going to be built anyway, so let’s mak…Port Coquitlam · Port Coquitlam Read Article

Less to give, more in need: How tariffs are deepening the food crisis in the Tri-Cities – Tri-Cities Dispatch

People’s Pantry executive director Alice Hale. photo Maryam Mazrooei As a journalist and artist with an Iranian background, I cannot recall a single day of my life untouched by the weight of sanctions or the economic pressures inflicted by American foreign policy, forces that leave their deepest marks on the most vulnerable. Now, in the country I call home, where I volunteer at a food bank, I see those same patterns repeating: rising grocery cos…Tariffs · Port Coquitlam Read Article

‘Ignore the evidence of your eyes:’ Port Coquitlam council balks at proposed parking requirement reductions – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Left to right: Couns. Steve Darling, Glenn Pollock, Mayor Brad West, MP Ron McKinnon, Coun. Darrell Penner outside Port Coquitlam city hall on Tuesday, Feb. 18, after announcing Port Coquitlam would recieve funding from the Housing Accelerator Fund. Patrick Penner photo While Port Coquitlam council gave staff the go-ahead to make it easier for market rental housing applications, they pressed pause on proposed amendments to minimum parking requir…Port Coquitlam · Port Coquitlam Read Article

Port Moody councillor pens letter to ministry of municipal affairs calling for end to local oversight of conduct codes – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Port Moody City Hall, City of Port Moody photo A Port Moody councillor is urging the provincial government to eliminate local council oversight of codes of conduct, warning that the current self-regulation model enables bullying, retaliation, and political weaponization – particularly against councillors in the minority. In a June 18 letter to Housing and Municipal Affairs Minister Ravi Kahlon, Coun. Haven Lurbiecki called for sweeping reform to…Bullying · Port Moody Read Article

Port Moody - New Parkland Strategy Will Guide Expansion and Enhancement of the City's Park System to 2050

Port Moody's Parkland Strategy, endorsed by City Council on June 10, 2025, provides a long-term framework to guide the planning, acquisition, enhancement, and connectivity of parkland throug. . .Harbour Heights · Harbour Heights See the Story

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Highland Games set to return to Grandfather Mountain’s MacRae Meadows

Application for development that would have tripled Anmore, B.C.'s population withdrawn

Port Moody floats becoming first North American city with recognized urban marine protected area – Tri-Cities Dispatch

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

New ‘Zero-Tolerance’ Policy for Construction Parking and Traffic Disruptions Passed by Port Moody Council

1,175-unit City Centre project moves to public hearing despite ‘outstanding issues’ – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Environmental groups push for energy efficient buildings in Port Coquitlam – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Less to give, more in need: How tariffs are deepening the food crisis in the Tri-Cities – Tri-Cities Dispatch

‘Ignore the evidence of your eyes:’ Port Coquitlam council balks at proposed parking requirement reductions – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Port Moody councillor pens letter to ministry of municipal affairs calling for end to local oversight of conduct codes – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Port Moody - New Parkland Strategy Will Guide Expansion and Enhancement of the City's Park System to 2050

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