Reasons We Love Port Moody

Tonight you can hear Heidi talk about these grants in person at the old mill boathouse at rocky point park.

Port Moody Foundation promo

We've got some nice glow in the dark shirts for the first attendees to arrive at the event tomorrow.

Grab your tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/reasons-we-love-port-moody-tickets-30283846801

We are happy to announce that Heidi Maddrell with the Port Moody Foundation will be one of our speakers this Thursday Night at the Old Mill Boathouse Banquet Hall and Watersports Centre

Have you grab your tickets yet? There are only a few left! We recommend coming early to make sure you can grab some of the local food and eats.

Get your tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/reasons-we-love-port-moody-tickets-30283846801

Tune in to 98.7 the Point this morning to hear us talk about the upcoming event this Thursday.

One of our speakers for the event will be Fred Soofi! He'll talk of his love of the city and why he invests time, energy and money in to saving the many heritage homes of Port Moody.

Googling his name will lead to many of articles discussing his efforts to help keep the community strong.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/in-defence-of-history-fred-soofi-s-crusade-to-save-port-moody-s-old-homes-1.3618146

This article has already made the rounds, but we wanted to repost this as our event on January 26th will have a number of these great eats and drinks well represented at the Reasons We Love Port Moody Event!

Make sure you don't miss the event as tickets are almost gone!

http://vanmag.com/taste/moveable-feast-port-moody/

Link for tickets in the comments below.

How to Spend a Day Eating in Port Moody - Vancouver Magazine Drive to Port Moody this weekend—go on, we dare you. It's rife with new restaurants, ocean views and more craft breweries than you can shake a stick at.

Hey Ladies! Might be time to move to Port Moody.....

Port Moody top B.C. city for monogamous men If you’re fed up with your beau's penchant for playing the field, you might want to move to Port Moody. A study by online dating site EliteSingles analyzed anonymous user data from 20,000 members and found that Port Moody was tops in Canada for men who favoured monogamous relationships.

Port Moody and the city of Vancouver have some things in common. For instance? They are both land locked. The ocean front and mountains give limited space for Port Moody to build. However, there have been some new areas that have come available to developers.

With the old firehall location on the corner of Murray and Ioco, there could be some new developments in the near future coming.

Would you consider buying a condo here?

http://www.portmoody.ca/index.aspx?page=1422

City of Port Moody : Fire Hall Works Yard The former Fire Hall site and current Works Yard are centrally and strategically located, offering considerable potential for redevelopment that could generate significant revenue for the City to fund new or expanded capital facilities and community amenities, including:

With snow falling today, it's a great idea to get outside and enjoy the cold. Or you can think about the summer ahead of us. Plan your summer and make sure to include Port Moody RibFest on July 21-23 in your plans! This is an amazing event put on by the Rotary Club of Port Moody and sponsored by City of Port Moody and Nufloors Coquitlam.

For more information, visit: http://www.portmoodyribfest.ca

On Monday December 5, 2016 the greater Vancouver region had one of the biggest snowfalls on record over the last two years. A Klahanie resident snapped these photos. Enjoy!

Need a place to watch the game? How about a local brewery that also has table hockey!

If you're looking for a cozy place to watch the hockey game tonight, join us at 7pm! Photo Cred: Isle + Oak Photography

Having the skytrain open tomorrow will enable easier access to the city of the arts!

With tomorrow's opening of the Evergreen Line, a new era for the Tri-Cities After months of delay, the Evergreen SkyTrain opens Dec. 2. The mayors of Port Moody and Coquitlam talk about what the future of their cities will be like with transit.