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Starting August 31, 2020, the City of Port Moody will welcome patrons back to the Recreation Complex (300 Ioco Road) for weight room sessions and indoor sport court use by registration only. .

The B. C. Conservation Officer Service has received reports of an encounter with two cougars, an adult and a young cougar, in the Bert Flinn Park area.

We still have 39 days until summer officially ends, so get outside and make the most of it – but please be a good neighbour when using parks, trails, and other public spaces. Being a good neighbour means showing respect for others and for our natural environment, and continuing to do our part to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.

Starting this September, the City of Port Moody’s two ice arenas will be available for limited use by sports groups, such as minor hockey teams and skating clubs, with COVID-19 safety plans in place as required by the provincial government. .

This fall, the City will offer a limited number of recreation programs with smaller class sizes. .

Starting Monday, July 13, 2020, the City of Port Moody will offer in-person service at City Hall and starting Tuesday, July 14, 2020, Council meetings will return to the Inlet Theatre with modified access for members of the public. .

The City of Port Moody has increased its fines for certain infractions under the. Street, Traffic, and Public Places Bylaw (Number 1528).

City Manager Tim Savoie presented Port Moody’s. 2019 Annual Report.

We may not be able to gather in person this year for Canada Day, but we can still add some local flavour to the national celebration on July 1, 2020. The City of Port Moody invites you to dress up in red and white and enjoy a variety of online Canada Day festivities, including performances by local musicians, a special story time presented by the Port Moody Public Library, and a “Canada 153” workout led by some of your favourite City fitness instructors.

The City of Port Moody has developed. Moving Forward.