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Port Coquitlam has agreed to alter its sign bylaw to permit a fourth digital billboard in the city.

Port Coquitlam told CityState Consulting to come back with a new proposal after residents opposed rezoning for 20 homes at 3149 Raleigh St.

It is with heavy hearts that the Lankin and Christy families announce Steve’s passing at home with his wife, Lorraine Christy, and son, Peter Lankin, by his side.

Port Coquitlam council decides against creating a new residential development zone that would permit basement suites in new duplexes without more study.

A cannabis store for 1760 Kingsway Avenue, next to the Cat and Fiddle liquor store, will be considered by Port Coquitlam council.

Port Coquitlam community police found that a majority of seniors would rather keep driving, or walk, rather than take transit, because of safety concerns.

Port Coquitlam gave third reading to a rezoning for a 10-unit townhouse at 1741 and 1747 Salisbury Ave. after agreeing to look further into tandem parking.

Port Coquitlam is considering a rezoning application for a 10-unit townhouse on two lots at 1741 and 1747 Salisbury Ave. that includes tandem parking.

Here's what we know so far about the outcomes of the races for mayor and council in Richmond, Port Moody, Burnaby and beyond.