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Vote Recount · Port Moody

Port Moody to Become First B.C. City to Adopt Automatic Recount Rule for Close Elections

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Port Moody is set to become the first municipality in British Columbia to trigger automatic vote recounts in close elections.See the Story

Port Moody · Port Moody

Port Moody to Keep Ear to Streets with New Noise-Monitoring Pilot

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Port Moody will be watching the volume on noisy vehicles, with a new monitoring approach that’s more budget-friendly than its original plan.See the Story

Port Moody · Port Moody

City of Port Moody - E-Scooter/e-Bike Sharing Coming in August to Increase Access to Greener Travel Options

In time for the City's Car-Free Day event on August 17, 2025, Port Moody residents and visitors aged 16 or older will have access to shared electric scooters and electric bicycles throughout. . .See the Story

Fraser Health seeks to stay Eagle Ridge doctor’s civil suit, argues dispute belongs in arbitration – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Eagle Ridge Hospital in Port Moody. file photo Jeremy Shepherd Fraser Health is asking the B.C. Supreme Court to stay a civil lawsuit brought by an emergency physician who says she was forced to resign due to intolerable and dangerous working conditions at Eagle Ridge Hospital. In a notice of application filed July 31, the health authority argued Dr. Kaitlin Stockton’s claims must be addressed through arbitration, as required by a binding disput…Port Moody · Port Moody Read Article

Apologetic Coquitlam council approves rental apartments in single-family neighbourhood – Tri-Cities Dispatch

It’s not that it’s good, it’s just that it’s better than it might be. Reluctantly, frustratedly, and in one case apologetically, Coquitlam council unanimously approved a project that would put three six-storey market rental apartment buildings in a single-family neighbourhood. Totalling 446 units and spanning 12 lots over 3.2 acres on Appian Way and Perth Avenue, the project is more density than was previously envisioned for the neighbourhood – …Coquitlam · Coquitlam Read Article

Motorcyclist’s crash claim dismissed despite ‘evidentiary tie’ – Tri-Cities Dispatch

image supplied In determining responsibility for a crash, the evidentiary tie goes to the lead car. After being found 100 percent responsible for a 2022 Coquitlam crash, motorcyclist Andrew Veale asked for the matter to be reconsidered, arguing ICBC failed to consider a crucial photograph. His civil claim was dismissed. Veale was trailing another vehicle heading south on Ponderosa Street just below Anson Avenue on the evening of Sept. 19, 2022. …Coquitlam · Coquitlam Read Article

Rental project between highways get final go-ahead from Coquitlam council – Tri-Cities Dispatch

image supplied Following one-last objection, the shovels can hit the ground on a six-storey rental building arrayed over six lots northwest of Ikea on Alderson Avenue, Grayson Avenue and Guilby Street. Coun. Robert Mazzarolo reaffirmed his opposition to the project due to the lack of family-oriented units. “We need to be getting more out of our developments and this one doesn’t meet the threshold,” he said. The development includes 121 studio an…Ikea · Coquitlam Read Article

Burke Mountain townhouse project gets final approval – Tri-Cities Dispatch

images supplied More townhouses are coming to the mountain. Despite objections from some Burke Mountain residents, Coquitlam council unanimously gave final approval to a strata project consisting of 92 townhouses in 21 buildings over 5.6 acres north of Galloway Avenue. In covering about 27 percent of the site, the project shows “utter disregard” for plant animal habitat, according to a letter to council written by resident Andriana Kowalchuk pri…Coquitlam · Coquitlam Read Article

1,175-unit City Centre project garners unanimous support from Coquitlam council – Tri-Cities Dispatch

images supplied After getting a rocky reception from council in 2024, a nine-building development is now one vote away from becoming a reality. The project, which includes one 29-storey highrise and eight six- and seven-storey buildings, garnered praise from several Coquitlam councillors. Situated on an eight-acre, butcher knife-shaped parcel that curves around Malaspina Village up Inlet Street and stretches to the 3100-block of Tahsis Avenue, t…Coquitlam · Coquitlam Read Article

Port Moody wins federal grant to plant hundreds of trees – Tri-Cities Dispatch

photo Jeremy Shepherd Port Moody is branching out its climate action efforts – quite literally – after landing a federal grant to help grow its urban forest and plant hundreds of new trees across the city. The city was awarded a nearly $108,000 grant from the federal government’s Growing Canada’s Community Canopies (GCCC) initiative, which is helping support municipalities in climate resilience and urban greening. Council unanimously approved th…Trees · Port Moody Read Article

Water main projects raise rat running concerns for Coquitlam council – Tri-Cities Dispatch

photos and images supplied Metro Vancouver In the long-term, it will mean critical infrastructure that will meet the region’s need for drinking water. In the short term, it could mean road closures, dangerous intersections, and some disgruntled drivers. Several Coquitlam city councillors voiced concern about Metro Vancouver’s overlapping plan to build two new water mains at Dewdney Trunk and Cape Horn, with Mayor Richard Stewart recounting a rec…Infrastructure · Coquitlam Read Article

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Port Moody to Become First B.C. City to Adopt Automatic Recount Rule for Close Elections

Port Moody to Keep Ear to Streets with New Noise-Monitoring Pilot

City of Port Moody - E-Scooter/e-Bike Sharing Coming in August to Increase Access to Greener Travel Options

Fraser Health seeks to stay Eagle Ridge doctor’s civil suit, argues dispute belongs in arbitration – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Apologetic Coquitlam council approves rental apartments in single-family neighbourhood – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Motorcyclist’s crash claim dismissed despite ‘evidentiary tie’ – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Rental project between highways get final go-ahead from Coquitlam council – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Burke Mountain townhouse project gets final approval – Tri-Cities Dispatch

1,175-unit City Centre project garners unanimous support from Coquitlam council – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Port Moody wins federal grant to plant hundreds of trees – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Water main projects raise rat running concerns for Coquitlam council – Tri-Cities Dispatch

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Fraser Health seeks to stay Eagle Ridge doctor’s civil suit, argues dispute belongs in arbitration – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Apologetic Coquitlam council approves rental apartments in single-family neighbourhood – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Motorcyclist’s crash claim dismissed despite ‘evidentiary tie’ – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Rental project between highways get final go-ahead from Coquitlam council – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Burke Mountain townhouse project gets final approval – Tri-Cities Dispatch

1,175-unit City Centre project garners unanimous support from Coquitlam council – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Port Moody wins federal grant to plant hundreds of trees – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Water main projects raise rat running concerns for Coquitlam council – Tri-Cities Dispatch