Port Coquitlam seniors won't give up their cars for transit
Port Coquitlam community police found that a majority of seniors would rather keep driving, or walk, rather than take transit, because of safety concerns.
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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.
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