Terry O'Neill

City Council gave unanimous approval to the first readings of the 2017 budget bylaws this past Monday. The Tri-City News ' coverage (m...

Looking south across lower part of reclamation site. T he four-wheel-drive pickup truck works its way slowly up a steep, rocky road, ...

A t the end of each year on Council, we decide among ourselves which Council members will sit on which committees and boards for the follo...

Every autumn, Council sits through several days of meetings dealing with the city budget for the next year. I must admit that my mind occ...

With the worrisome turn of events in the U.S., it was great to see a recent newspaper story describing Prime Minister Trudeau's defence...

This past Monday, I was part of a solid majority* of Coquitlam Council members who voted in favour of a series of recommendations from our ...

I was a reluctant supporter of the transit referendum last year. Reluctantly in favour, not because I was a big fan of the sale-tax increase...

H ousing affordability and its associated issues, including "demo-victions," comprise one of the most pressing economic and social...

Progress since 'secretarial pools.' (women2.com) T oday's Sun  carries a front-page story about Vision Vancouver's des...

T he news, made public at last Monday's Council-in-Committee meeting, that Tanglewood and Hampton Park playgrounds would have their equi...

Consul-General Fluery and Mr. Cumbers with colour guard. I t was with the greatest appreciation that I attended a remarkable ceremony...

A very familiar man walked into the Coquitlam Grill just before noon today. It took me but a second to recognize him as Tony-Award-winning a...

Y ou might have heard or read that the Kwikwetlem First Nation has, this week, formally claimed a portion of southeast Coquitlam. The KFN a...

T he B.C. government has struck a special committee to review the province's Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. The ...