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Photo: courtesy Ethereal Bridal.
A bridal boutique on Clarke Street, the new council’s first night, and the Christmas lights map
Elena Kawa went dress shopping and came home in tears. Three years later she and Szymon run Ethereal Bridal on Clarke Street. Plus the new council’s first night, the provincial count, and the Christmas lights map, live now.
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Photo: courtesy Zoe Royer.
Zoe Royer’s Port Moody story, the final Halloween map, and Tuesday’s swearing-in
The Member of Parliament for Port Moody–Coquitlam looks back on more than 20 years in the city, in her own words. Plus the final trick-or-treat map with its Cannoli King draw, Tuesday’s inaugural council meeting, and the provincial count, still preliminary.
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Photo: Michael Varga.
Trick-or-treat map, Portwood in plain English, and the provincial vote
A Vancouver firefighter whose firehall kitchen feeds his second family, and who calls Port Moody home. Plus the official municipal results, the live trick-or-treat map with its Cannoli King draw, and everything you need for today’s provincial vote.
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Photo: courtesy Zoe Royer.
The Member of Parliament for Port Moody–Coquitlam looks back on more than 20 years in the city, in her own words.
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Photo: courtesy of Michael Varga.
A Vancouver firefighter whose second job is the firehall kitchen — Chopped Canada winner, MasterChef Canada competitor, and Port Moody’s own.
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Photo: courtesy of Chef Juraj Dado / Saint St Grill.
Saint St Grill’s owner was retiring and buyers were circling. So Juraj asked one question: how much?
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Photo: courtesy of Ahyoung Baek.
From the restaurant floor to owning Pasta Polo — a chef’s bet on herself paid off.
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Photo: courtesy of the Old Mill Boathouse Society.
The man behind the Boathouse — a founding member of the Old Mill Boathouse Society.
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Photo: courtesy of Ashney Rebello.
Port Moody meets its Sorpotel Queen — Goan culinary artistry, plated in Port Moody.
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Photo: courtesy of Mariat Jibril.
Cancer twice, two years unable to walk — then she built the Better Not Bitter Society so others could choose better too.
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43 years of volunteering — “you don’t have to change the whole world.”
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The man who saved a piece of Port Moody’s history — six heritage houses restored.
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Retired to Port Moody and found her voice — three books and counting.
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The last cobbler on Murray Street — fixing what everyone else gave up on.
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