| July 12, 2011 Gaming Grants Give TriCities Groups a Boost COQUITLAM – Ten organizations in the Tri-Cities will share $312,974 in the latest round of gaming grants released by the provincial government. July 05, 2011 Provincial Grants Help Tri-Cities COQUITLAM – Coquitlam, Port Moody, Anmore and Belcarra are benefitting from Strategic Community Investment Fund (SCIF) grants. Funds come from the Traffic Fine Revenue Sharing program (TFRS) and Small Community and Regional District Grants (SCG). June 10, 2011 Anmore Receives Provincial Funding For Upgrades PORT MOODY – Anmore is receiving $193,600 to upgrade the Mossom Creek Culvert Crossing through the Towns for Tomorrow program. May 17, 2011 Provincial Funding For Tri-Cities Sports and Culture Groups VICTORIA – Six organizations in the Tri-Cities will share $171,100 in the latest round of gaming grants released today by the provincial government. April 21, 2011 Auto Crime Month Generates Results PORT MOODY - Days after the kick off to Auto Crime Enforcement Month when Solicitor General Shirley Bond released 2010 auto crime statistics, police have apprehended two of B.C.'s top 10 most wanted auto thieves. April 06, 2011 Major Provincial Funding For Tri-Cities Communities COQUITLAM – The Province has granted $1,769,901 to communities of Anmore, Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, and Port Moody as part of a $63.8-million funding infusion to help communities with their spending priorities. March 23, 2011 Funding Boost Eases Transition to Full-Day Kindergarten in Tri-Cities PORT MOODY – Fifty-seven licensed child-care providers in the Tri-Cities will share $65,794.12 in bonus funding this Spring March 03, 2011 Tri-Cities Non-Profit Groups Benefit From Gaming Grants PORT MOODY – Community gaming grant funding totalling $734,675 will go to support 42 human and social service community organizations in the Tri-Cities. February 21, 2011 Provincial Grants Support Tri Cities' Art Beat PORT MOODY – The BC Arts Council board has approved $41,006 in provincial government grants to three arts and culture organizations in the Tri-Cities area February 19, 2011 Affordable Seniors' Housing Opens in Coquitlam COQUITLAM - The governments of Canada and British Columbia, along with community partners, gathered today to celebrate the opening of the Earl Haig Retirement Residence | |
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