Affordability
Highrise to replace Coquitlam building burned in fire
Coquitlam council is considering a highrise for the site of a former Burquitlam rental building that burned down last year. Coun. Bonita Zarrillo said she would
Menu
Working for You
Listening
Coquitlam OKs extra hour of construction noise to allow physical distancing
Changes to Coquitlam’s noise bylaw mean construction crews will be allowed to work longer hours during the COVID-19 pandemic. It is not just people that
Affordability
Letter: Money talks and renters are hurt in Coquitlam
It seems Bonita Zarrillo is the only city councillor in Coquitlam who has not yet sold out to the breakneck redevelopment of 50-year-old affordable rental complexes. The cost to the human beings living there is of little concern.
Leading
Coquitlam RCMP seek $600K for more officers
Coun. Bonita Zarrillo said she will be supporting the requests. “I’m heartbroken to hear what the detachment has to deal with and what society has
Inclusion & Equity
The park was major victory for me and the city
A neighbourhood green space tucked beside Maillard middle school in Coquitlam will be getting an upgrade. On Monday, city council received the Rochester Park concept
Inclusion & Equity
If not a pool then a park that has amenities for girls and boys
Coquitlam designers have given Rochester Park new bones, inspired by old bones, in a $4.8-million remake that’s inspiring young climbers burning off steam as the