Coronavirus (COVID-19) Local News

PNE on COVID-19 curtailing 2020 Fair: 'We’ve been down before, but we’ve never been out'

As we grapple amidst our generation's most devastating pandemic, we look back 102 years ago, when a troop train arrived in Port Coquitlam carrying the deadliest virus in human history. Here’s how it spread.

Coquitlam's Brendan Batchelor was hoping to be calling Vancouver Canucks' playoff games this month. Instead, he's baking

Dubbed as the “safest place” in the United States when it comes to COVID-19, tiny Point Roberts is making international headlines.

Daily video posts earn STA grad more than 400,000 followers

Facebook will now be letting users know if they’ve liked, commented on or reacted to posts with harmful misinformation about COVID-19 that the company’s moderators have later removed.

The B.C. government has approved extended hours at retail liquor stores. Liquor retailers, such as wine stores or private liquor stores, are now allowed to temporarily operate between 7 a.m. and 11 p.m.

It is alleged that the woman became angry when the store employee would not let her buy extra tissues

The Coquitlam resident works as a support worker on the Downtown Eastside, where she helps some of the people most vulnerable to COVID-19. Now, because of a loophole in the Residential Tenancy Act, she too has become homeless in the midst of a pandemic.

Canadians hoping to head out in nature and enjoy an outdoor getaway will have to hold their plans a little longer, as Parks Canada says they are "calling on Canadians to stay home.