Undeveloped phases of Edgar Development’s Portwood Project project in Port Moody could be placed into receivership after lenders filed suit claiming the developers have defaulted on more than $122 million in debt. Read more in the Tri-Cities Dispatch: buff.ly/F4Y4J5V #PortMoody #TriCitiesDispatch

Creditor claims $122 million loan default on Portwood development – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Architectural rendering of The Hub (phase 3), which included 138 market rental and 25,000 sq. ft. of commercial space. Edgar Developments image Undeveloped phases of Port Moody's Portwood Project…

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Thanks to Donna Rollins for this photo of a young bear taking in his surroundings at Mundy Park, as published in today's Dispatch newsletter. See your photos here: send a signed email to hello@tricitiesdispatch.com or post it with the hashtag #TriCitiesDispatch. #Photography

Port Moody has endorsed the next phase of planning for a significantly expanded Kyle Centre redevelopment, approving an additional $148,000 to advance design work despite some concerns around the potential costs. Read more in the Tri-Cities Dispatch: buff.ly/QDENhil #PortMoody #TriCitiesDispatch

Port Moody council backs additional funding for expanded Kyle Centre redevelopment, despite project costs concerns – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Rendering of a potential Kyle Centre design. image supplied Port Moody has endorsed the next phase of planning for a significantly expanded Kyle Centre Port Moody has endorsed the next phase of…

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Police are gathering evidence after six EV fast-charge cables were cut and stolen from the Port Moody rec centre on Ioco Road. Read more in the Tri-Cities Dispatch: buff.ly/jKWC4sy #Crime #PortMoody #TriCitiesDispatch

EV cables swiped from Port Moody rec centre – Tri-Cities Dispatch

photo supplied Port Moody Police Department Police are gathering evidence after six EV fast-charge cables were cut and stolen from the Port Moody rec

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Thanks to Teresa David for this view of clouds over Port Moody, as published in yesterday's issue of the Dispatch newsletter. See your photos here: send a signed email to hello@tricitiesdispatch.com or post it with the hashtag #TriCitiesDispatch. #Photography

The land should help shore up the parkland deficit in Moody Centre, particularly as demand increases while the neighbourhood grows, stated Port Moody Mayor Meghan Lahti in a press release. More in the Tri-Cities Dispatch: buff.ly/stO6Fbn #PortMoody #TriCitiesDispatch

Port Moody picks up four more properties for Kyle Park expansion – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Park planning is contingent on the Kyle Centre replacement. photo Marissa Tiel The park is getting bigger and so is the bill. Port Moody paid $9.95

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Despite one objection the rules go too far and another objection the rules don’t go far enough, Coquitlam council approved new housing policy in a 7-2 vote on Monday. Read more in the Tri-Cities Dispatch: buff.ly/cXbzzw9 #Coquitlam #TriCitiesDispatch

Coquitlam caps studios units, sets minimum bedroom sizes – Tri-Cities Dispatch

photo Jeremy Shepherd Despite one objection the rules go too far and another objection the rules don’t go far enough, Coquitlam council approved new

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Thanks to Tory Keks for this lovely photo of a deer peering up from a garden in Pleasantside after hearing a barking dog. See your photos here: send a signed email to hello@tricitiesdispatch.com or post it with the hashtag #TriCitiesDispatch. #Photography

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Mark Coyle was a husband, a father, software engineer, writer, innovator, and for approximately 27 years he helped lost hikers and injured mountain bikers get home safely as part of Coquitlam Search and Rescue. More in the Tri-Cities Dispatch: buff.ly/53h0tey #Coquitlam #TriCitiesDispatch

Remembering the life and innovations of Coquitlam SAR volunteer Mike Coyle – Tri-Cities Dispatch

photos supplied He was a husband, a father, software engineer, writer, innovator, and for approximately 27 years he helped lost hikers and injured

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With access to primary care becoming a major concern, Port Moody council is exploring the use of development incentives to attract more family doctors and medical clinics. Read more in the Tri-Cities Dispatch: buff.ly/FTaDnZF #Health #PortMoody #TriCitiesDispatch

Port Moody to explore incentives for medical clinics in new developments – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Office of Austin Family Physicians in Coquitlam. Google image With access to primary care becoming a major concern, Port Moody council is exploring the Port Moody council is looking at whether it can…

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Thanks to John Vreugde for this beautiful shot of a rainbow over Ranch Park, as seen in today's edition of the Dispatch newsletter. See your photos here: send a signed email to hello@tricitiesdispatch.com or post it with the hashtag #TriCitiesDispatch. #Photography

Coquitlam council either gave a one-year extension to a townhouse development or to an apartment building disguised as townhouses, depending on who you believe. More in the Tri-Cities Dispatch: buff.ly/w4V4It2 #Coquitlam #TriCitiesDispatch

Thomson townhouse project gets another deferral – Tri-Cities Dispatch

image supplied Coquitlam council either gave a one-year extension to a townhouse development or to an apartment building disguised as townhouses,

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Port Moody Coun. Samantha Agtarap contends Eagle Ridge Hospital is in desperate need of more staff and resources in this letter-to-the-editior. Read Agtarap's letter, along with Fraser Health's response to it, in the Tri-Cities Dispatch: buff.ly/N6Ta1ir #Health #PortMoody #TriCitiesDispatch

Letterbox: ‘Ridiculous’ underfunding at Eagle Ridge Hospital exacerbates staff shortages – Tri-Cities Dispatch

photo Jeremy Shepherd Written by Port Moody Coun. Samantha Agtarap, this letter contends Eagle Ridge Hospital is in desperate need of more staff and

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Thanks to Scott Pearce for this shot of a ladybug walking the beat at the Port Moody Police Department community garden, as seen in today's Dispatch newsletter. See your photos here: send a signed email to hello@tricitiesdispatch.com or post it with the hashtag #TriCitiesDispatch. #Photography

A rezoning by Coquitlam council will allow new business uses – but not enough for one councillor. Read more in the Tri-Cities Dispatch: buff.ly/iFcVqKL #Coquitlam #TriCitiesDispatch

Coquitlam boosts commercial space on Barnet, but councillor worries city is behind the times – Tri-Cities Dispatch

image supplied A rezoning by Coquitlam council will allow new business uses – but not enough for one councillor. Following an application from PC Urban,

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Eight months after a suspect went into medical distress after being arrested in Port Coquitlam, the investigation is continuing, according to the Independent Investigations Office of B.C. Read more in the Tri-Cities Dispatch: buff.ly/BKee08q #PortCoquitlam #TriCitiesDispatch

Police watchdog still investigating after man hospitalized following arrest – Tri-Cities Dispatch

photo supplied Eight months after a suspect went into medical distress after being arrested in Port Coquitlam, the investigation is continuing, according

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Thanks to Darlene Proulx for this lovely shot of bugs pushing petals in Burquitlam, as seen in today's Dispatch newsletter. See your photos here: send it in a signed email to hello@tricitiesdispatch.com or post it with the hashtag #TriCitiesDispatch. #Photography

Nearly 1 in 4 people in City of Port Moody survey say they avoid certain parks because of dog-related issues; Bert Flinn Park and Rocky Point Park most frequently avoided. More in the Tri-Cities Dispatch: buff.ly/qV4RuA0 #PortMoody #TriCitiesDispatch

One quarter of Port Moody residents surveyed avoid some parks because of dog-related concerns – Tri-Cities Dispatch

space2place image Nearly one in four people who responded to a City of Port Moody survey say they avoid certain parks because of dog-related issues, with Nearly one in four people who responded to a…

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While it might have been a bit much or a tad tight for some, Coquitlam council unanimously approved an eight-unit development in a predominantly single-family neighbourhood. Read more in the Tri-Cities Dispatch: buff.ly/XAxwFq0 #Coquitlam #TriCitiesDispatch

Eight-unit development is: ‘the direction the province has told us we’re going,’ says mayor – Tri-Cities Dispatch

While it might have been a bit much or a tad tight for some, Coquitlam council unanimously approved an eight-unit development in a predominantly

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Thanks to Tory Keks for this view of a trio of finches enjoying the lavender in Pleasantside, as seen in yesterday's Dispatch newsletter. See your photos here: send it in a signed email to hello@tricitiesdispatch.com or post it with the hashtag #TriCitiesDispatch. #Photography

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Nature is growing. Following the sale of four Quarry Road properties for $14.5 million, Minnekhada Regional Park is set to stretch by 62.5 acres or approximately 25 per cent. More in the Tri-Cities Dispatch: buff.ly/AgzS1Wa #Coquitlam #TriCitiesDispatch

Minnekhada Park to expand by 62 hectares – Tri-Cities Dispatch

photo Elizabeth Gray, Tri-City Photography Club Nature is growing. Following the sale of four Quarry Road properties for $14.5 million, Minnekhada

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“Townhomes have been the bread and butter of Port Coquitlam housing for many, many years,” Mayor Brad West said Tuesday. Read more in the Tri-Cities Dispatch: buff.ly/GAwHR2O #PortCoquitlam #TriCitiesDispatch

PoCo looks to boost ‘bread and butter’ townhouse development; allow video game arcades – Tri-Cities Dispatch

photo supplied It was a short meeting that could have lasting impacts. Following a public hearing at which there were no speakers, Port Coquitlam

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Thanks to Jill McIntosh for this fantastic view of a western swallowtail butterfly perching on phlox flowers, as seen in today's Dispatch newsletter. See your photos here: send it in a signed email to hello@tricitiesdispatch.com or post it with the hashtag #TriCitiesDispatch. #Photography

Coquitlam firefighters rushed to the west side of Burke Mountain on Monday morning after a blaze started in an “elaborate treehouse.” Read more in the Tri-Cities Dispatch: buff.ly/rLkqxg4 #Coquitlam #TriCitiesDispatch

Treehouse fire scorches section of Burke Mountain – Tri-Cities Dispatch

photos supplied City of Coquitlam Coquitlam firefighters rushed to the west side of Burke Mountain on Monday morning after a blaze started in an

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Port Moody Coun. Haven Lurbiecki, who has repeatedly criticized planning tower heights far above what is mandated in provincial legislation, claimed the amendment confirms council made a “major mistake.” Read more in the Tri-Cities Dispatch: buff.ly/VFMXoso #PortMoody #TriCitiesDispatch

Port Moody cuts OCP tower heights to regain negotiating power, but political rivals accuse council of creating the problem – Tri-Cities Dispatch

An architectural rendering of Beedie Living's three towers proposed for Electronic Avenue and Spring Street. image supplied Port Moody council has Port Moody council has unanimously approved changes…

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Thanks to Robb Berezan of the Tri-City Photography Club for this touching photo of a pair of lovebirds near the gravel pit near Pitt River dike. See your photos here: send it in a signed email to hello@tricitiesdispatch.com or post it with the hashtag #TriCitiesDispatch. #Photography

Following back-to-back 12.5 percent pay raises, salaries for Port Coquitlam city councillors ticked up by more than $15,000 between 2023 and 2025. More in the Tri-Cities Dispatch: buff.ly/LHU9zvf #PortCoquitlam #TriCitiesDispatch

Following collapse of South Vancouver real estate deal, Coquitlam resident Brent Wai Keun Chow pleads guilty to unregistered trading and illegal distribution, fined $9,000. Read more in the Tri-Cities Dispatch: buff.ly/dBzgLkI #Coquitlam #TriCitiesDispatch

Coquitlam man pleads guilty to securities violations after investment club loses $1 million – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Creative Commons image Following the collapse of a South Vancouver real estate deal, Coquitlam resident Brent Wai Keun Chow was fined $9,000 for

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