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The biannual registration event introduces organisations and volunteer opportunities to the community

Cats TNR and Rescue was this year’s recipient at a fundraising barbecue held at Neepawa-Gladstone Co-op

RPTV Weekly News presents news that impacts on Toronto's Regent Park and the surrounding areas.

Lambert says Coquitlam is a wonderful place to live. However, some residents feel the City is not listening to concerns.

Hodge says, despite shutdowns, the City provided essential services and addressed social isolation.

Nancy left her job at the mill and enrolled in OHS @ BCIT, but remained interested in advocating for people in the mill.

Leslie is concerned about core services such as seniors’ centres, safety initiatives, and parks and recreation.

Steve says he covered municipal politics in his previous job so was comfortable as a first-time Councillor.

Belinda says policies, BCTF, Unions, MLAs, and rules must be considered for the team to come up with decisions.

Richard decided to run in a by-election five years ago when his property tax rose by 500% and again in the election.

Dennis is a long-time Coquitlam resident and was involved in minor hockey as a player, then as a referee.

Carl has resided in Coquitlam for six years, is a business owner and is connected with the Coquitlam Sharks swim club.