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Federal Government Releases Findings of Serial Killer Robert Pickton’s Death

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An investigation into the death of inmate Robert Pickton has recommended three changes for Correctional Services Canada (CSC) to prevent future incidents of inmates assaulting one another, including locking away cleaning supplies and keeping up-to-date records on inmates. Pickton, who was 74-years-old at the time he died, had been serving a life sentence after being convicted of six counts of second-degree murder. He had been charged in the deat…See the Story

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Panel to address mental health, B.C. prisons, and the legacy of Mary Steinhauser – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Port Coquitlam writer Margaret Franz. photo supplied Fifty years ago this month, a B.C. Penitentiary hostage taking ended with the death of psychiatric nurse Mary Steinhauser. It was a tragedy that raised questions about justice, mental illness, the severity of punishment and the possibility of rehabilitation – issues we’re still dealing with today, notes Port Coquitlam writer Margaret Franz. “I couldn’t let it go by,” Franz says of the 50-year …Read Article

Port Coquitlam · Port Coquitlam

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…Read Article

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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 CoquitlamRead 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 CoquitlamRead Article

IAFF affiliates in Canada and the U.S. support community orgs during Pride Month

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From Port Coquitlam, B.C., to Buffalo, NY, members showed their support during Pride Month through fundraisers and participation in community events.Pride Month · Port CoquitlamRead Article

"You have the same cancer as Terry Fox" - Terry Fox Foundation

We’ve come a long way since Terry was diagnosed with bone cancer in 1977. Back then, the standard treatment for osteosarcoma was amputation and chemotherapy. But even with aggressive treatment, the prognosis was bleak with a survival rate of less than 5%.Which brings us to Sarah.Sarah’s treatment was long and complex, and included limb-salvage surgery with endoprosthetic reconstruction. Instead of amputating her leg and giving her an artificial …Cancer · Port CoquitlamRead Article

Port Coquitlam - Review The Highlights Of 2024 In New Annual Report

Interested in learning more about Port Coquitlam? The 2024 Annual Report, now available online, showcases the City's progress last year addressing community priorities and preparing for the . . .Port Coquitlam · Port CoquitlamRead Article

'Entirely beyond our control': Restaurant known for its Korean twist on Italian fare shares sad news of closure | Food & Drink

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Italian and Korean Port Coquitlam restaurant Roseto Bistro has shared that it will be closing its doors soon.Port Coquitlam · Port CoquitlamRead Article

Proposal to create 'vibrant community space' to improve men's health approved

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A PROJECT to create a society to ‘improve men’s health and wellbeing’ in Stainton is underway after planning permission was granted for the…Carlisle, England · CarlisleSee the Story

PoCo kickstarts consultation on Shaughnessy apartment complex proposal – Tri-Cities Dispatch

images supplied It’s about what happens between consulting adults. Port Coquitlam council unanimously voted Tuesday to begin public consultation on a proposed six-storey, 346-unit apartment project at 1563 Shaughnessy Street – despite one councillor’s reservations. The project is set to include about 149 parking spots, which Coun. Dean Washington called an: “absolute no go.” “Where would they park? How would anyone go to The Climb?” he asked. Wa…Port Coquitlam · Port CoquitlamRead Article

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