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Drop-in ice sports

Join us on the ice for a variety of activities, including parent and child skates, adult-only sessions, drop-in hockey, ring-stick-and-puck, Friday night youth skates, and more!
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2026 Election

The 2026 Port Moody General Local and School Board Election is happening on Saturday, October 17, 2026. Visit portmoody.ca/vote to find everything you need to know. 

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Help us protect our parks and green spaces by removing invasive plants along the Shoreline Trail. Join us for one of our monthly events! Learn more at portmoody.ca/environment.
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Roadwork and construction

Find information about major roadwork, construction, park upgrades, and development projects that may impact traffic, trails, or access to public spaces in Port Moody.

We want your photos for Port Moody’s 2027 City calendar!

Share your stunning sunrises, scenic landscapes, and pictures that highlight the best of our community. Photos must be landscape orientation and 4MB or larger in size. 
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Report a problem online or by phone. For concerns or hazards related to graffiti, trees, roads, water and sewer, and more you can use our online form or call our 24/7 service line at 604.469.4574.

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