Coquitlam has revealed the schematic designs for the highly anticipated community centre on Burke Mountain and nearby Burke Village Park, marking a major step forward in delivering vital amenities to Northeast Coquitlam. Read on...
Coquitlam celebrated the official grand opening of the newly renovated and expanded Mundy Park Pool today, marking the City's investment in a modern, inclusive outdoor aquatic facility just in time for summer. Read on...
There is still time to provide input on proposed land use changes in and around provincially designated Transit-Oriented Areas (TOAs) and along corridors in Southwest Coquitlam. Read on...
Coquitlam now has two foundational strategic planning documents to help guide park, recreation, culture and facility planning over the next 10 to 30 years: the Major Facilities Roadmap and the 2025 – 2035 Sports Field Strategy. Read on...
The spirit of community is alive and well in Coquitlam with the City awarding more than $180,000 in grants to support local not-for-profit organizations’ programs, events and services. Read on...
Coquitlam Council recently approved the Housing Agreement and Development Permit for two major affordable housing projects, bringing these new homes one step closer to construction. Read on...
Coquitlam’s Summer Concert Series is back for another exciting season. Get ready to enjoy some free, family-friendly fun with a spectacular musical line-up for 2025. Read on...
The City of Coquitlam is inviting residents, businesses, and interest holders to provide input on proposed land use changes in and around provincially designated Transit-Oriented Areas (TOAs) in Southwest Coquitlam. Read on...
Coquitlam residents and community groups are invited to help protect local streams by marking storm drains with yellow fish to raise awareness about stormwater pollution. Read on...
Coquitlam increases fines for smoking in City parks to $500 each summer between June 1 and September 30 in response to heightened fire risk. Read on...
Coquitlam has now released its 2024 Annual Report and 2025 – 2029 Financial Plan Public Book—two key documents that carefully consider past performance, current realities and future priorities to give a clear picture of the City's financial outlook. Read on...
Creating community spaces that are vibrant, welcoming and accessible is at the heart of Coquitlam’s ongoing investment in parks and facilities. Read on...
The City of Coquitlam’s effort to build accessible and inclusive facilities has been recognized with a pair of gold certifications from the Rick Hansen Foundation. Read on...
Coquitlam’s Poirier Sport and Leisure Complex at 633 Poirier Street will undergo its annual maintenance closure on the pool and fitness centre starting Tuesday, June 3. Read on...
With a possible Canada Post strike on the horizon, there are plenty of easy, convenient ways to connect with the City of Coquitlam online—anytime, all year long. Read on...
Property tax notices are being mailed out to Coquitlam property owners this week. If you’ve signed up for e-bills through MyCoquitlam you should have received your bill. Payment is due July 2, 2025. Read on...
From reliable water service, upgraded roads and flood mitigation, Coquitlam’s engineering and public works capital projects are delivering real, everyday benefits that improve quality of life across the City. Read on...
Coquitlam is marking National AccessAbility Week with inclusive, fun and affordable activities—join the celebration at City recreation centres throughout the week. Read on...
Kids and teens up to 18 can enjoy unlimited drop-in activities at Coquitlam’s pools and recreation centres during summer, winter, and spring breaks—all for just $25. Read on...
Get ready, Coquitlam—construction kicks off this summer on the much-anticipated Burke Mountain Athletic Park, bringing new recreation and wellness options to our city. Read on...
Exciting summer recreational programming is just around the corner. Starting May 13, register for a variety of engaging camps designed to keep children and youth active and entertained this summer. Read on...
Coquitlam residents and commuters will notice new traffic signals and road safety upgrades at the Guildford Way and Pinetree Way intersection on Tuesday, May 13. Read on...
Lace up your sneakers and explore Coquitlam’s City Centre neighbourhood on a new self-guided public art tour, all a part of the City’s exciting arts and culture programming planned for this year. Read on...
The City is taking the next step in developing its first-ever Accessibility and Inclusion Plan, helping to make Coquitlam spaces, services and programs more welcoming and accessible. Read on...
The City of Coquitlam is moving forward with the implementation of Amenity Cost Charges, a development financing tool introduced by the Province that largely replaces the City’s long-standing Density Bonus and Community Amenity Contributions programs. Read on...
Coquitlam residents can get a head start on their spring cleaning and support a circular economy at Coquitlam’s City-Wide Garage Sale and Giveaway Event Saturday, May 24 and Sunday, May 25, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Read on...
Coquitlam’s Corporate Partners Program invites local businesses to align their brand with the community through some of 2025’s most beloved events, including Canada Day, Summer Concert Series, Block Parties, Lights at Lafarge, and Salmon Come Home. Read on...
The City of Coquitlam is reminding residents and businesses that regional stage 1 water-use restrictions go into effect on May 1 until October 15. Read on...
Coquitlam is advancing work on the next phase of the Fraser Mills public amenities plan with new multi-use trails, a wharf, a destination playground, tennis courts and a public art plan. Read on...
Mundy Park Pool is opening on June 1, with a fresh new look and exciting upgrades. The expanded outdoor pool, set at the forest’s edge, is ready to welcome the community back for a summer of fun and connection. Read on...
Celebrate Earth Day, April 22, with a week of workshops and activities to become more involved in Coquitlam’s natural environment and reduce negative environmental impact. Read on...
Coquitlam residents, business owners, and community partners are invited to take part in an open discussion with City councillors at an upcoming Town Hall Meeting on Wednesday, May 7, from 7 to 9 p.m. Read on...
Coquitlam residents tackling their spring yard work can take advantage of free extra curbside yard waste pickup from April 14 to May 23, on their regular collection day. Read on...
Skilled volunteers will be ready to repair everything from small appliances and bicycles to clothing and furniture—for free—at Coquitlam’s Repair Café on April 26. Read on...
Coquitlam property owners have one week left to pay their 2025 utility bill to avoid penalty. Utility payments are due March 31, 2025. If you haven’t yet received your bill, contact Revenue Services at utility_info@coquitlam.ca or call 604-927-3050. Read on...
Older adults looking to stay active and independent will soon have a new opportunity with Seniors Can Move — a low-cost, inclusive fitness program launching at Maillardville Community Centre in April. Read on...
Starting tomorrow, Coquitlam residents can apply for a Neighbourhood Small Grant of up to $500 to fund projects that bring people together, strengthen connections, or share skills within the community. Read on...
The City of Coquitlam is moving forward with plans to implement Small-Scale Multi-Unit Housing in accordance with provincial housing legislation. Read on...
The City of Coquitlam is updating its Development Cost Charges (DCCs) program to ensure development continues to pay towards essential infrastructure that supports community growth. Read on...
A new long-term guiding document, the draft Major Facility Roadmap, has been introduced to inform the development and renewal of civic, recreation and cultural facilities over the next 30 years. Read on...
This Saturday, February 22, is your opportunity to cast your vote for the SD43 (Area 1 – Coquitlam) School Board trustee who will represent your voice and values, impacting families across Coquitlam. Read on...
Coquitlam has renewed its commitment to providing top quality sports field facilities through the introduction of a draft Sports Field Strategy. Read on...
For the eighth consecutive year, Coquitlam has been named one of BC’s Top Employers, reflecting the City’s ongoing commitment to fostering a workplace where employees feel valued, make meaningful contributions and are empowered to grow their careers. Read on...
Winter weather is on its way, and Coquitlam’s crews are ready to respond. With rain, snow and freezing temperatures in the forecast, residents are encouraged to take proactive steps to stay safe and prepared. Read on...
The spring Spirit of Coquitlam Grant application period will be open from February 3 to March 3, allowing registered not-for-profit organizations based in and serving Coquitlam residents to apply for financial support from the City. Read on...
Coquitlam residents will have the opportunity to elect one School District No. 43 Trustee during the upcoming by-election on Saturday, February 22, 2025. Read on...
Skilled volunteers will be on hand at Coquitlam’s Repair Café on January 25 to fix everything from small appliances and bicycles to clothing and furniture—for free. Read on...
Coquitlam’s Streetscape Enhancement Program saw colourful murals, unique bike racks, twinkling lights and functional seating added to Coquitlam streets in 2024, with more planned in the coming months. Read on...
Candidate packages are now available for those looking to run in the 2025 School District 43 School Trustee by-election, taking place on February 22, 2025. Read on...
The Library Services and Spaces Strategy, developed in collaboration with Coquitlam Public Library, provides a long-term roadmap for future libraries that support Coquitlam’s growing and diverse community. Read on...
The British Columbia government is offering Disaster Financial Assistance to eligible parties in Coquitlam as a result of flooding caused by the October atmospheric river event. Read on...
Have you noticed that your tap water isn’t as clear as usual? The cloudiness is temporary and easy to fix - it's likely the result of water main flushing. Read on...
Coquitlam’s 2025 Budget reflects a balanced approach to managing growth, addressing community priorities and ensuring long-term sustainability, while accounting for immediate needs. Read on...
Building on its existing Tenant Relocation Policy, the City of Coquitlam is taking additional steps to protect tenants impacted by redevelopment. Read on...
Coquitlam’s Sensory-Friendly Skates at Poirier Sport and Leisure Complex (PSLC) offer a calm and welcoming experience for individuals with sensory sensitivities and anyone seeking a quieter, more relaxed skate. Read on...
Following two in-person public information sessions in October, Coquitlam will hold a virtual session on Tuesday, December 3, from 6 – 8 p.m. to provide further information on the City’s approach to implementing provincial housing legislation changes. Read on...
Coquitlam has introduced a new fleet of environmentally-friendly garbage collection trucks, decalled with reminders on responsible waste handling. Read on...
While this rainfall is forecasted to be less intense than the recent atmospheric river, it does still pose a risk of localized flooding. Visit coquitlam.ca/HeavyRainfall for more detail and updates on impacts to City services. Read on...
Coquitlam’s Lights at Lafarge is back! Join us for Metro Vancouver’s largest free outdoor lights display, with new lighting features and an exciting kick-off event to ignite your holiday spirit. Read on...
The City is planning to improve safety and accessibility for people walking, biking and driving along Pipeline Road between Guildford Way and Lincoln Avenue with a new street design that will include a protected micromobility lane. Read on...
Coquitlam and Port Moody are once again collaborating with the Stanley Park Ecology Society to offer two free information sessions into living harmoniously with our urban coyote population. Read on...
The City’s efforts to lessen the impact of construction on Coquitlam residents, neighbourhoods, and the environment are seeing positive results. Read on...
Coquitlam Fire/Rescue, in partnership with School District No. 43, is once again offering an exciting opportunity for students to trial a career as a firefighter through the Junior Firefighter Program. Read on...
It’s that time of year with colder temperatures and winter just around the corner, and now is the time for residents to get prepared and Winter Wise. Read on...
Coquitlam encourages residents to honour veterans in meaningful ways this Remembrance Day through community initiatives such as poppy painting and messages of remembrance. Read on...
Winter 2025 program registration is just around the corner. Starting November 1, explore a wide range of activities to help you stay active and engaged throughout the colder months, including swimming, skating, fitness classes, and more. Read on...
Building on its commitment to continue to create safe and welcoming environments, Coquitlam is inviting individuals who live, work, learn and play in the community to help shape the City’s first-ever Accessibility and Inclusion Plan. Read on...
This past weekend, our region saw the first atmospheric river event of the season. Many areas across Metro Vancouver – including Coquitlam – saw record-breaking rainfall, which led to flooding, road and park closures. Read on...
City crews are working around the clock to manage the effects of a storm that began late Friday afternoon, bringing significant rainfall across the city. Read on...
Coquitlam residents and businesses are encouraged to adopt a catch basin, helping protect local streams and water habitats, and preventing flooding in their community. Read on...
Coquitlam invites residents of all ages to celebrate the annual return of salmon to Hoy Creek with a fun-filled day of free outdoor activities at the popular Salmon Come Home event. Read on...
As the leaves begin to fall, Coquitlam residents that receive collection from the City can take advantage of free curbside pickup for additional yard waste from October 21 to November 28. Read on...
The City of Coquitlam is celebrating the legacy of a man who shaped the City’s recreation landscape with a new online exhibit titled Don Cunnings: City Champion. Read on...
Coquitlam Fire/Rescue is reminding everyone that working smoke alarms are essential for home safety during Fire Prevention Week, October 6 to 12. Read on...
At the Regular meeting of Council earlier this week, I made a statement in relation to the recent allegations involving local RCMP officers. Read on...
With a new deadline of June 30, 2025 now confirmed by the Province, Coquitlam is moving forward with careful planning to support future small-scale housing development and ensure essential infrastructure is in place to meet the community’s needs. Read on...
The City of Coquitlam joins communities and individuals across the nation in honouring the Survivors of the residential school system, the children who did not make it home, and their families and communities. Read on...
Coquitlam is hosting two public information sessions in October for residents to ask questions and learn about the City’s work to implement provincial housing legislation changes, aimed at increasing housing options across the province. Read on...
Coquitlam is looking for passionate community members who are handy, like fixing things, and want to join the City’s pool of dedicated Repair Café volunteers. Read on...
Drivers and pedestrians are reminded to stay safe on the roads and be mindful of school zones as students of all ages head back to school next week. Read on...
Coquitlam’s Corporate Partners program offers exciting opportunities for local businesses to play a pivotal role in community events, fostering a stronger, more connected Coquitlam. Read on...
Are you passionate about Coquitlam? Do you want to contribute? You can have a direct impact in your community as a member of a Coquitlam Advisory Committee or the Coquitlam Public Library Board. Read on...
If you had $500 to spend, what small project or event could you dream up to bring people together? From September 9 until October 15, Coquitlam residents are invited to apply for a Neighbourhood Small Grant (NSG) of up to $500. Read on...
Communities in the Lower Mainland are coming together to complete flood improvements where the Coquitlam and Fraser rivers meet after a $19.9M joint investment from the federal and provincial governments, Kwikwetlem First Nation and Coquitlam. Read on...
Coquitlam’s City Centre Aquatic Complex (CCAC) will undergo its annual maintenance closure from Tuesday, September 3 to Sunday, October 6, with the expected reopening on Monday, October 7. Read on...
The fall Spirit of Coquitlam Grant application period is opening soon, allowing registered not-for-profit organizations based in and serving Coquitlam residents to apply for financial support from the City. Read on...
Coquitlam residents and visitors are asked to use caution on and around the Fraser River as debris from the Chilcotin River landslide makes its way downstream. Read on...
The City of Coquitlam is moving on to Stage 2 of implementing Transit-Oriented Development Areas, with a focus on aligning existing areas already planned for growth with new provincial mandates. Read on...
A new online exhibit from Coquitlam Archives sheds light on the under-represented community of South Asian mill workers at Fraser Mills in the early 1900s. Read on...
Glen Pine Pavilion is getting refreshed for the fall. With brand new flooring and a fresh coat of paint, interior renovations will take place between August 14 and September 3, 2024. Read on...
The City's contractor will be completing underground sanitary work on Austin Avenue between Gatensbury Street to Schoolhouse Street. Work will take place nightly starting Sun, July 20 to Tues, July 22, between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. Traffic will be impacted. Read on...
City crews will be completing bridge maintenance work on David Avenue between Lansdowne Drive and Johnson Street on Saturday, July 19, between 6:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. Traffic will be limited to single lane alternating in each direction. Read on...
The City's contractor will be paving Mundy Street between Dawes Hill Road and Austin Avenue. Work is scheduled to start the week of July 14 and will be ongoing for one month. Traffic will be impacted and there will be turn restrictions in place. Read on...
