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Lend a hand for fish
The Noons Creek hatchery is in need of experienced volunteers to teach hatchery operations, water quality testing or environmental monitoring on Saturdays between 9 and 11 a.m.
Ecological society to host speaker on sharks
Nicholas Dulvy, research chair in marine biodiversity and conservation at Simon Fraser University, will be the guest speaker at the annual general meeting of the Port Moody Ecological Society on Wednesday, Feb. 20.
Volunteers needed for local shoreline cleanup
Countless plastic bags, beer cans and cigarette butts are tossed into the ocean every year. And while garbage continues to pile up on the shores of the West Coast, the TriCities is not immune to litter bugs.
Hatchery is selling bulbs
Tulip and daffodil bulbs are on sale for $5 a bag - cash only - at the Noons Creek Hatchery, 300 Ioco Rd. in Port Moody.
Why not have a discussion on legalization?
Re: "Legalize it? Not in the Tri-Cities," Wednesday, May 2.
City backing away from grant program
Three non-profit groups in Port Moody narrowly received community grants this year, after some council members voted against handing out the funds.
Fingerling festival turns 21
More than 4,000 people of all ages are expected to help release young salmon from the Noons Creek Hatchery into Noons Creek on Saturday, May 5.
Ecological society to meet
At the annual general meeting of the Port Moody Ecological Society (Noons Creek Hatchery) on Wednesday, Feb. 15, the guest speaker will be Jonathan Moore, SFU's Liber Ero chair of coastal science and management in the biological sciences department.
Environmentalists onside with development plan
Local environmental groups support a proposed development on Heritage Mountain, while several Port Moody councillors express concern over the project.
Rick Glumac to run for council
Rick Glumac announced Wednesday that he will seek a seat on Port Moody council in the upcoming municipal election.
Cleanup a success
This is my second time attending the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup. I look forward to this event every year.
