Diane Strandberg

Not enough evidence to prove an unlawful arrest, says BC Prosecution Service in its investigation of the September 2021 incident in Port Moody.

Why was real estate so busy in the Tri-Cities last spring even as purchasing power dropped and interest rates climbed?

A man was arrested after vehicles were damaged near Coquitlam's Maillardville neighbourhood, and RCMP are looking for more victims and possible video.

COQUITLAM — "Carelessly discarded" cigarette blamed for fire, which damaged one unit while others couldn't be rented due to repairs, housing authority says.

PORT COQUITLAM - A championship baking team is sharing the $10,000 grand prize after winning a Halloween-themed baking contest.

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PORT COQUITLAM — Multiple reports were made earlier in September about a "distressed" bear dubbed "Romeo."

COQUITLAM — Long-time Pasta Polo owner Fred Soofi said he sold shares to a worker, enabling her to eventually buy the business with her husband.

As she is about to retire, reporter Diane Strandberg says there has been a lot to write about for the last several decades as Metro Vancouver — and the Tri-Cities — have undergone huge changes due to SkyTrain, the internet, immigration and real estate development.

COQUITLAM — Squish 2.0 celebrated its grand opening with several Tri-Cities community leaders, as well as mall visitors looking for refreshing drinks.