During Fire Prevention Week, October 8 to 14, Coquitlam Fire/Rescue is reminding everyone about the importance of cooking safety, as cooking is the number one cause of home fires and home fire injuries - Cooking Safety Starts with You. Read on...
Coquitlam residents and visitors to Town Centre Park are reminded of Metro Vancouver’s construction work along Pipeline Road, which will affect the park and traffic flow in the area. Read on...
Responses are in for Coquitlam’s annual Community Satisfaction Survey, and data from nearly 800 residents shows strong satisfaction with City services. Read on...
A wind warning is in the forecast in Coquitlam over the next 24 hours. Residents are asked to take precautions and be prepared, as high winds may result in power outages and fallen tree branches. 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...
The City of Coquitlam is offering deepest sympathies following a police incident in Coquitlam, which claimed the life of a dedicated RCMP officer and left two other officers injured. Read on...
A Coquitlam pilot project launched this month will deliver user-friendly, actionable data on park use, vehicle crash sites and economic development. Read on...
The City of Coquitlam is asking for feedback on improvements and amenities you want to see as we move forward with the next phase of the Glen Park Master Plan. Read on...
We each have a role to play in nurturing a sense of belonging and ensuring the safety of everyone in Coquitlam, whether they live here or are just visiting. Read on...
Do you have a keen interest to contribute to your community? Coquitlam is accepting applications for its Public Library Board and Board of Variance. Read on...
Tap into your creative spirit in September and October as Coquitlam joins communities across Canada in celebrating Culture Days from September 22 to October 15. Read on...
Coquitlam is delivering on commitments to protect and enhance the natural environment, and to prepare for the impacts of our changing climate. Read on...
Coquitlam’s Poirier Sport and Leisure Complex (PSLC) at 633 Poirier St. will undergo its annual maintenance closure from Tuesday, Oct. 10 to Monday, Oct. 23, reopening Tuesday, Oct. 24. Read on...
Start your fall cleanup and reduce waste by registering for Coquitlam’s Fall City-Wide Garage Sale and Giveaway Event taking place September 23 and 24. Read on...
Notice is hereby given that the City of Coquitlam will be holding a Public Hearing to receive representations from all persons who deem it in their interest to address Council regarding the proposed bylaws as noted on the Public Hearing page. Read on...
The City of Coquitlam has opened a number of cleaner air spaces to provide short-term relief to individuals at risk and those suffering from the current air quality conditions in our area. Read on...
Registered not-for-profit organizations based in and serving Coquitlam residents can apply for financial support from the City through the fall Spirit of Coquitlam Grant program. Read on...
The City of Coquitlam has opened a number of cleaner air spaces to provide short-term relief to individuals at risk and those suffering from the current air quality conditions in our area. Read on...
Residents and park visitors are urged to take precautions as Coquitlam’s fire risk remains at a dangerously high level during ongoing drought conditions with wind and dry lightning forecasted. Read on...
Get ready for an electrifying crescendo as Coquitlam’s 2023 Summer Concert Series ends on a bold note in Town Centre Park on Friday, Sept. 1. Read on...
Coquitlam’s City Centre Aquatic Complex (CCAC) will undergo its annual maintenance closure from Tuesday, Sept. 5 to Sunday, Oct. 1, reopening on Monday, Oct. 2. Read on...
As temperatures continue to climb, and Environment Canada and Fraser Health issue heat warnings, the City of Coquitlam is reminding residents of the different options to find local relief from the heat and stay safe during the current heat warning. Read on...
Live music from award-winning musicians, captivating dance performances, Indigenous and cultural education opportunities, and more are just days away at this weekend’s Kaleidoscope Arts Festival. Read on...
Coquitlam residents can soon plan their fall activities, hobbies and events as registration for general recreation, fitness and park programs opens on Aug. 16 at 8:30 a.m. Read on...
New murals, feature lighting and more have started to make an appearance across Coquitlam through the City’s streetscape enhancement program. Read on...
Coquitlam is reminding residents, park visitors and businesses to make sure they are not allowing bears access to attractants such as garbage, birdseed or fruit. Read on...
Coquitlam residents of all ages and abilities are invited to learn about local sports opportunities, test their skills, enjoy free slushies and play sports games at the City’s popular Sports Fair. Read on...
Get ready for fabulous food truck fare and foot-stomping fun as The Promised take the stage in Town Centre Park on Friday, August 4, as part of Coquitlam’s free Summer Concert Series. Read on...
Coquitlam continues to support the delivery of much-needed housing as it launches of a new online portal that makes it easier to submit development applications. Read on...
Following public feedback and further staff assessments, Coquitlam’s Northeast Community Centre is moving into design with the confirmation of the proposed building amenities and spaces, including a larger pool. Read on...
Coquitlam supports regional water restrictions to help ensure an adequate supply of water for critical uses such as drinking and firefighting during the dry summer months. Read on...
Coquitlam’s Kaleidoscope Arts Festival – the Tri-Cities’ ultimate celebration of arts and culture – returns with captivating performances and immersive arts activities at two fantastic locations August 18 and 19. Read on...
Coquitlam will soon receive a $150,000 boost for its work pinpointing and planning for future risks, including natural disasters related to climate change. Read on...
Coquitlam’s ongoing efforts to mitigate wildfire risk, includes training, interdepartmental and inter-agency collaboration, strengthened enforcement, and public education. Read on...
Coquitlam has released its 2023 – 2027 Financial Plan, entitled Building for the Future, a public-facing document that provides the details of the five-year financial plan adopted by Council. Read on...
Registration for fall programs opens this summer with two important dates. Swimming and skating programs open for registration on July 26 at 8:30 a.m., while registration for general recreation, fitness and park programs opens August 16 at 8:30 a.m. Read on...
The Mariner Park tennis courts will be replaced this summer, with improvements scheduled to begin in July and continue through to the end of September 2023. Read on...
On behalf of the City of Coquitlam, City Council extends our heartfelt support and recognition to Kwikwetlem First Nation on the occasion of Swelkexwtn ("This is our land"!) Day being celebrated on July 1. Read on...
The City of Coquitlam and Kwikwetlem First Nation are excited to announce an important first step in improving Indigenous cultural safety in local emergency management. Read on...
The City of Coquitlam is supporting local non-profit and community-based organizations through the award of almost $190,000 in Spirit of Coquitlam grants this spring. Read on...
The City of Coquitlam continues to build on its commitment to Equity, Diversity and Inclusion by offering support for children with diverse abilities at City recreation camps. Read on...
Celebrate arts and culture in Coquitlam as two local B.C. indie rock bands – The Zolas and Current Swell – kick off Coquitlam’s Kaleidoscope Arts Festival with a free outdoor concert on Friday, August 18. Read on...
Get ready to kick back and enjoy free musical performances as Coquitlam’s much-loved Summer Concert Series returns this summer to Town Centre Park. Pack a picnic, pick up a bite to eat along the way or try out an on-site food truck. Read on...
Coquitlam is renewing its Strategic Plan, and it is an opportunity for the community to provide ideas as to how the City should be reaching its goals. Read on...
Coyotes live in urban areas around Coquitlam and there are recent reports of coyote activity in the neighbourhoods around Mundy Park and the Laurentian Belaire area. Read on...
For a second year, the Cities of Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody are collaborating for another free webinar for residents considering a heat pump. Read on...
Coquitlam residents can download the free Coquitlam Curbside Collection mobile app to receive collection day reminders and instant service disruption notifications if they receive collection service from the City. Read on...
Coquitlam welcomes the community to Town Centre Park on July first for its free annual Canada Day event, offering opportunities to eat, engage and be entertained, while also learning more about the many community groups and cultures in Coquitlam. Read on...
Council has adopted Coquitlam’s first code of conduct for elected officials – a tangible achievement in the City’s ongoing pursuit of excellence in governance. Read on...
Coquitlam is making it easier to access sustainable transportation with the approval of two shared-service providers for e-scooters and e-bikes. Read on...
As we kick off Pride Month and look ahead to summer long Pride celebrations locally, and throughout Metro Vancouver, we invite everyone to join Coquitlam in celebrating and supporting the LGBTQ2S+ community. Read on...
Coquitlam residents may be tapped to share their feedback on City services and priorities through the Community Satisfaction Survey underway from now until mid-June. Read on...
With National AccessAbility Week kicking off soon, Coquitlam is showcasing the work it does year-round to ensure that people of all ages, abilities and means can access and enjoy City facilities and services. Read on...
Kids and teens up to age 18 can look forward to a summer of fun for one low price with Coquitlam’s Summer Child & Youth Pass, on sale today. Read on...
Residential and commercial property owners will be receiving their property tax notices at the end of May. Property owners who have signed up for electronic notices should receive their eBills this week. Read on...
Coquitlam residents are in for a treat as the City's block party program is back with $150 cash grants for registered block party organizers. Read on...
Coquitlam is recognizing National AccessAbility Week this year with more than 30 hands-on events and activities from May 28 to June 3, including its first AccessAbility Resource Fair on June 1. Read on...
With warmer weather expected to continue this week, the City is encouraging Coquitlam residents to stay cool by visiting one of our City facilities and to prepare for potential flooding due to fast-melting snowpack. Read on...
Coquitlam is gearing up for Seniors Week, June 4 to 10, with a variety of activities and events to celebrate residents who are 50 and better! Read on...
As Coquitlam continues to develop a new Strategic Transportation Plan, the public is invited to learn more and share feedback about the future of how we move people and goods in, around and through the community. Read on...
Coquitlam continues to invest in community amenities for public enjoyment and has approved the final design and building of a new outdoor plaza at the Maillardville Community Centre. Read on...
Just in time for this weekend’s warm weather, Coquitlam is opening its ten spray parks earlier than scheduled to help local residents stay cool. Read on...
Coquitlam has a new vision for a local economy that promotes a responsible future with shared prosperity thanks to the adoption of a new Economic Development Strategy. Read on...
Coquitlam residents can soon plan their summer activities, with registration for summer camps, general recreation and fitness programs opening on May 17 at 8:30 a.m. Read on...
New and upgraded recreation facilities, parks, roads, utilities, public art and more are being delivered throughout Coquitlam this year, with the help of millions of dollars in grants and non-tax revenue. Read on...
As the weather warms up, there are many ways to cool down in Coquitlam including free access to ten spray parks, Blue Mountain Wading Pool, fun pop-up park events, $2 swims at Eagle Ridge Pool and more resident access to Coquitlam’s Bettie Allard YMCA. Read on...
Start your spring clean up and support the environment by registering for Coquitlam’s City-Wide Garage Sale and Giveaway Event taking place Saturday, May 27 and Sunday, May 28, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Read on...
Improvements are coming to Coquitlam’s Percy Perry Stadium at Town Centre Park as City staff prepare for a full replacement of the track and artificial turf field. Read on...
Coquitlam residents, business owners and partners will have the floor at the City’s upcoming Town Hall Meeting on Tuesday, May 9 from 7 to 9 p.m. Read on...
The Austin Heights Business Improvement Association continues to provide strong business and neighbourhood support as it renews its mandate with the City of Coquitlam. Read on...
A future Coquitlam park that will serve an important role connecting the Burke Mountain Village and the Northeast Community Centre is starting to take shape. Read on...
Summer 2023 recreation program registration is coming up in Coquitlam with two dates to watch — one for skating and swimming and one for general recreation and fitness. Read on...
This year Coquitlam will start preparing for its first accessibility plan, ramp up public outreach and continue to remove any barriers as part of its broad Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) workplan. Read on...
Interested members of the public are invited to learn more about plans for a joint middle and high school and park on Burke Mountain at an upcoming information session. Read on...
The City of Coquitlam is celebrating National Volunteer Week April 16 – 22 by thanking volunteers, sharing their stories and encouraging others to volunteer and make a difference. Read on...
The cities of Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody are hosting activities and more for their second year of participation in the City Nature Challenge. Read on...
Following extensive public engagement and technical work, the Master Plan that will guide the future of Blue Mountain Park is starting to take shape. Read on...
The City of Coquitlam continues to make significant progress in supporting new housing and other community amenities through partnerships and development application process improvements. Read on...
Coquitlam is delivering on its commitment to improve the safety and comfort for micromobility users along Guildford Way, thanks in part to funding from TransLink and the B.C. government. Read on...
With spring approaching and bears waking up and getting active, it’s a great time to make sure everyone in your household knows how to avoid unwelcome attention from wildlife. Read on...
Coquitlam is recognizing Celebrate Diversity Month in April with initiatives that highlight what makes each person unique and how these differences contribute to a vibrant, welcoming community. Read on...
Coquitlam Fire/Rescue is reminding residents of the important steps they can take to prevent household fires, damage and, most importantly, injury or death. Read on...
Coquitlam residents cleaning up their yards and gardens this spring may once again set out additional yard waste for free curbside pickup on their regular collection day between April 3 to May 11. Read on...
Coquitlam is one step closer to developing a blueprint for its economic future with the completion of the draft Economic Development Strategy. Read on...
A grant awarded by the Rick Hansen Foundation will boost Coquitlam’s ongoing work to remove barriers and improve access to City facilities and services. Read on...
Coquitlam residents of all ages have until April 18 to apply for a Neighbourhood Small Grant of up to $500 for projects that connect neighbours, reduce social isolation and build a more welcoming, engaged community. Read on...
The first year of Coquitlam’s award-winning Child Care Partnership Strategy is demonstrating that the right plan can make progress and bring more child care spaces to the community. Read on...
Coquitlam continued to deliver on its Housing Affordability Strategy in 2022, bringing more rental housing, support for the homeless and housing grants to the community. Read on...
Crohn’s and Colitis Canada is excited to announce that the City of Coquitlam will become the first municipal government in British Columbia to support the GoHere Washroom Access Program. Read on...
If you’re looking for a fun and rewarding place to build a career – then mark your calendars and join us at Glen Pine Pavilion on Saturday, March 4. Read on...
Starting on March 1, Coquitlam organizations will have an opportunity to apply for financial support from the City through the Spirit of Coquitlam Grant program. Read on...
Coquitlam’s 2023 budget invests in community safety, public services and infrastructure while ensuring predictable, sustainable service-delivery now and into the future. Read on...
Coquitlam and Port Moody have enlisted the Stanley Park Ecology Society to offer free information sessions for residents to learn how to safely co-exist with urban coyotes. Read on...
The Spring Program Guide is live! Coquitlam residents can now plan their spring general recreation and fitness activities, with program registration opening on Feb. 15 at 8:30 a.m. Read on...
Whether you choose skating, swimming, sports, movie time, brunch, a bouncy castle or a pirate party, create special memories with your family over the long weekend as we celebrate Family Day in Coquitlam. Read on...
The plans have been approved and work will start soon to change Coquitlam’s Innovation Centre into a new community centre in Town Centre Park. Read on...
Coquitlam’s continuous efforts to improve technology and streamline business processes is making City services more efficient and easier for the public to access. Read on...
The City of Coquitlam has developed a three-year strategy addressing youth gun and gang violence in the community with funding support from the federal government. Read on...
With recent bear and cougar sightings in Coquitlam, residents and businesses are asked to take proactive measures to ensure their property is not a source of food for urban wildlife. Read on...
The highly anticipated new Bettie Allard YMCA, a state-of-the-art, 55,000-square-foot facility, opened its doors to the Tri-Cities and Burquitlam neighbourhoods on January 17, 2023. Read on...
Spring 2023 recreation program registration is coming up with two dates to watch — one for skating and swimming and one for general recreation and fitness. Read on...
Coquitlam Bylaw Enforcement and Animal Services Officers will be out in the community this year reminding local dogs to train their humans so that everyone can enjoy local parks. Read on...
Coquitlam events and programs will get a $200,000 boost in 2023, thanks to the City’s Corporate Partner Program, which offers many benefits to sponsors and generates revenue for the City. Read on...
While many of Coquitlam’s recreation and civic facilities have special operating hours or closures over the holiday season, staff are working throughout the next week to support festive events, recreation activities and responses to the extreme weather. Read on...
Coquitlam residents are asked to be prepared for rain and potential flooding as a more significant rainfall pattern is emerging for Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Read on...
With extreme cold temperatures and more snow in the forecast, Coquitlam is advising residents to prepare and consider helping neighbours and others. Read on...
While the forecast may be for extended cold weather this week, Coquitlam park users are asked to stay off the ice on lakes and ponds due to the severe safety risk. Read on...
Coquitlam plans to allocate more than $631 million over the next five years to a capital plan that takes care of core infrastructure while adding or upgrading facilities and amenities to meet future needs. Read on...
Many residents may not be aware that Fraser Mills was once an independent municipality with its own elections, taxes and a multicultural community. Read on...
The City of Coquitlam has awarded over $200,000 in Spirit of Coquitlam grants in support of local non-profit and community-based organizations. Read on...
Coquitlam is being recognized for its leadership in occupational health and safety for a fourth consecutive year with a provincial municipal safety award. Read on...
Coquitlam residents can download the free Coquitlam Curbside Collection mobile app to receive collection day reminders and instant service disruption notifications if they receive collection service from the City. Read on...
Large new development sites in Coquitlam’s Stoney Creek Watershed will soon be required to install high-tech water quality monitoring equipment. Read on...
Coquitlam will be looking to its unused properties to generate community value and funding for new park amenities, while freeing up street parking in areas with active construction. Read on...
Coquitlam residents can soon plan their winter 2023 activities, with general recreation and fitness program registration starting on Nov. 23 at 8:30 a.m. Read on...
Coquitlam’s Lights at Lafarge are back this year with new lighting features and a free kick-off event that’s sure to spark your holiday spirit. Read on...
Grade 11 and 12 students from School District No. 43 interested in learning more about a career in firefighting are encouraged to apply for the 2023 Junior Firefighter program. Read on...
Next week is the last week to take advantage of the City’s Seasonal Unlimited Yard Trimmings program that helps with the collection of extra yard trimmings. Read on...
Coyotes live in urban areas around Coquitlam and there are recent reports of coyotes showing aggression towards pets in the neighborhoods near Miller Park and the Glenayre/Oakdale area. Read on...
Winter 2023 recreation program registration is coming up with two dates to watch—one for skating and swimming and one for general recreation and fitness. Read on...
Heavy rain and a wind warning are in the forecast in Coquitlam. City crews will be checking drainage intakes and critical catch basins. Residents can also take steps to reduce the risk of flooding and other impacts. Read on...
Coquitlam was recognized with the Green Cities Award, as well as a rating of 5 Blooms – Gold and second place in the ‘2022 Year of the Garden’ contest at the 2022 Communities in Bloom (CiB) National & International Symposium and Awards. Read on...
October is Circular Economy Month and Coquitlam is encouraging residents and local business owners to learn about the many benefits of the circular economy and how to use City tools and resources to get involved. Read on...
Coquitlam is actively recruiting volunteer Snow Angels, neighbours who can lend a helping hand this winter by assisting those who are unable to clear their City sidewalks. Read on...
There is a new place in town to grab a great cup of coffee or sit down with a glass of wine and a meal, as the Burke Mountain Discovery Centre and Ibex Café + Kitchen opened its doors to the public on Saturday, Oct. 15. Read on...
Following a number of early voting opportunities, this Saturday, Oct. 15, is the last opportunity for eligible Coquitlam voters to cast their ballot to decide who will represent them at City Hall and on the SD43 School Board. Read on...
Coquitlam residents are invited to celebrate local salmon-spawning creeks with a free outdoor celebration and self-guided activities on Sunday, Oct. 23. Read on...
Get inspired and connect with local arts leaders and creative thinkers at the 2022 Coquitlam Cultural Summit. This year’s Summit will explore Embracing Inclusivity + Resilience — A Path Forward. Read on...
As Coquitlam residents start working on fall yard clean-up, the City’s Seasonal Unlimited Yard Trimmings program can help with the collection of extra yard trimmings. Read on...
The wildfire at Minnekhada Regional Park is a stark reminder of the importance of proactive measures to prevent – and fight – fires in our community. Read on...
The results are in: Coquitlam has excellent tap water.
Coquitlam’s recently completed 2021 Annual Drinking Water Quality Report shows residents have access to safe, clean and top-quality drinking water right from their tap at home. Read on...
Starting the night of Monday, May 8, traffic on Lougheed Hwy, between Dewdney Trunk Rd and Barnet Hwy, will be limited to a single lane in each direction (24 hours a day/7 days a week) until mid-October. Read on...
