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Youth Foundry set to open this January in PoCo – Tri-Cities Dispatch

photos supplied SHARE If they’re struggling with mental health challenges, addiction, or if they just need someone to talk to, young people in the Tri-Cities will soon have another place to go. The Youth Foundry Hub is set to open its doors in January 2026 on the fourth floor of PoCo Place at Lougheed Highway just off Westwood Street. “Mostly, the folks that are going to come are struggling with depression, anxiety, thoughts of self-harm,” expla…Health · Port Coquitlam Read Article

Coyote pack chases bear out of Walmart parking lot in Port Coquitlam, B.C.

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As André Chan was driving the streets of Port Coquitlam late one evening last week, he had been anticipating an uneventful journey typical of his route home. The last thing he expected was to stumble upon a scene reminiscent of a gripping B.C. wildlife documentary.Walmart · Port Coquitlam Read Article

Hawthorne Seniors Centre looks to add at least 300 beds in planned expansion – Tri-Cities Dispatch

images supplied It’s not a done deal yet, but a major expansion is in the offing for the Hawthorne Seniors Centre. The Port Coquitlam Senior Citizens Housing Society has applied to the Fraser Health Authority to more than double the facility’s capacity through a two-phase redevelopment – an idea that garnered unanimous support from Port Coquitlam council. “We need to get going on this,” said Mayor Brad West at Tuesday’s meeting. “There is such a…Port Coquitlam · Port Coquitlam Read Article

School educators and nutrition experts warn that food insecurity continues to affect learning in the classroom

School educators and nutrition experts warn that food insecurity continues to affect learning in the classroom #top .av_textblock_section.av-mfn3lu79-fe07276c2fb058c03bcc3aab78606764 .avia_textblock{ color:#919191; } Students returning to the classroom tackle the challenges that come with food insecurity. #top .flex_column_table.av-equal-height-column-flextable.av-spi6w7u-6ed928129ad88ca0f387451a0677e0dc{ margin-top:10px; margin-bottom:10px; }…Port Coquitlam · Port Coquitlam Read Article

PoCo moving company ordered to pay former employee $64k following repeated sexual harassment – Tri-Cities Dispatch

image supplied Warning: Disturbing details. More than five years after leaving her job due to repeated bullying and sexual harassment, Vicki Knowles was recently awarded $64,630 in a B.C. Human Rights Tribunal case. The tribunal ordered the Ontime Moving Corporation to pay Knowles for lost wages and compensation for injury to her dignity, feelings, and self-respect, based largely on four incidents of harassment and the company’s failure to remed…Port Coquitlam · Port Coquitlam Read Article

Iconic Canadian hero is getting a tribute statue in his Metro Vancouver hometown

Port Coquitlam is honouring hometown hero Terry Fox with a giant art installation on Saturday, Sept. 13 — commemorating the 45th anniversary of Terry Fox’s Marathon of Hope. Dubbed the Gateway of Giants, this installation will stand in the plaza in front of 2150 Wilson Ave., and will be made up of two distinct sculptures that “capture the spirit of Terry Fox growing up in Port Coquitlam,” according to a press release. The community event will in…Port Coquitlam · Port Coquitlam Read Article

PoCo falls short on first provincial housing target; province ‘failing spectacularly,’ says mayor – Tri-Cities Dispatch

file photo Scott Betson Despite active construction sites across the city, Port Coquitlam was about 150 units away from hitting the city’s one-year housing target, according to a recent staff report. To comply with provincially-mandated housing targets, the city was supposed to have 343 new units ready for occupancy by July 31. A total of 191 net new units were finished. However, those provincially-mandated housing targets are “a big farce,” May…Port Coquitlam · Port Coquitlam Read Article

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Youth Foundry set to open this January in PoCo – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Coyote pack chases bear out of Walmart parking lot in Port Coquitlam, B.C.

Hawthorne Seniors Centre looks to add at least 300 beds in planned expansion – Tri-Cities Dispatch

School educators and nutrition experts warn that food insecurity continues to affect learning in the classroom

PoCo moving company ordered to pay former employee $64k following repeated sexual harassment – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Iconic Canadian hero is getting a tribute statue in his Metro Vancouver hometown

PoCo falls short on first provincial housing target; province ‘failing spectacularly,’ says mayor – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Canada’s Immigration-Fuelled Ponzi Scheme Economy

How Port Coquitlam made its pools safer for staff – Tri-Cities Dispatch

UMass Lowell men’s soccer team blanked 1-0 by Long Island University

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Youth Foundry set to open this January in PoCo – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Coyote pack chases bear out of Walmart parking lot in Port Coquitlam, B.C.

Hawthorne Seniors Centre looks to add at least 300 beds in planned expansion – Tri-Cities Dispatch

School educators and nutrition experts warn that food insecurity continues to affect learning in the classroom

PoCo moving company ordered to pay former employee $64k following repeated sexual harassment – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Iconic Canadian hero is getting a tribute statue in his Metro Vancouver hometown

PoCo falls short on first provincial housing target; province ‘failing spectacularly,’ says mayor – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Canada’s Immigration-Fuelled Ponzi Scheme Economy

How Port Coquitlam made its pools safer for staff – Tri-Cities Dispatch

UMass Lowell men’s soccer team blanked 1-0 by Long Island University