TCCTV is a volunteer-run, not-for-profit organization showcasing local stories, events, and voices in the Tri-Cities. Follow us on YouTube!!
We celebrate community, share perspectives, and keep you informed with news, interviews, and stories. About Tri Cities Community TV
The Tri-Cities Community Television Society is a Not-For-Profit organization that offers media production skills and services to the tri cites community. We produces segments for our own YouTube channel as well as our local community programing shows on Shaw TV (Tri
Cities Magazine and Arts Connect). Our Members are involved in all aspects of video production and includes;
Producing
Camera operation
video editing
Sound
Reporting & more! You can put your skills to the test by working on ENG news teams, studio & mobile shoots! In exchange for your commitment you will be provided with hands-on training in many aspects of television production. Whether you’re looking to gain practical experience to further your education or career, or to simply want to take part in an exciting volunteer environment. Tri-Cities Community Television provides a window to the community you live in and provides a voice for local diversity and expression. Come out and join our team. We also offer sponsorship opportunities for businesses, community groups or individuals on our online and TV cable channels. We offer coverage for the Fraser Valley and Tri Cities Area for very reasonable rates. Contact us today for more info.
12/24/2025
City of Coquitlam - working hard to keep our streets safe in all kinds of weather - even snow!!
Brad Lofgren, Director of Public Works in Coquitlam talks with Nancy Furness about the city's preparations for winter.
12/24/2025
This Christmas, unwrap a smarter way to celebrate—tune in to this We've Got Issues interview with City Councilor Craig Hodge on waste management and zero waste.
Small changes can make a big difference 🎄
Coquitlam councilor Craig Hodge recently chaired Metro Vancouver's Zero Waste Conference is is studio with Nancy Furness to discuss waste management in Coqui...
12/20/2025
Municipal elections are coming up in 2026. Your vote helps shape the kind of comunity you want to live in.
Learn where candidates align with your values, including Coquitlam City Councilor Craig Hodge, who is running to be the next Mayor of Coquitlam.
Coquitlam councillor Craig Hodge recently announced that he will be running for mayor of Coquitlam in 2026. In studio with Nancy Furness Craig talks about Co...
12/16/2025
The wait is over!
The long-anticipated print edition of Freshet News arrives on December 18—get ready to hold the stories you love right in your own hands.
Janis Cleugh, one of the founders of the Tri-Cities newest sources of community news, Freshet News, is in studio with Nancy Furness to give an update on Fres...
12/04/2025
Port Moody Winter Farmer's Market - supporting local farmers and small businesses in our community.
Increasing food security, reducing our carbon footprint AND providing great, tasty nutrition - SO many reasons to go! 🙂
Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.
Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.
11/24/2025
Battle of the Beetles - ever wonder what all those green and yellow traps are for? Watch this We've Got Issues interview to find out more!
Diane Watson speaks to We've Got Issues about the public-facing role the Invasive Species Council of BC (ISCBC) plays in education and community outreach by ...
11/20/2025
Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎
William J Atfield Jr, Carol Metz Murray, Ken Kuhn
Drop a comment to welcome them to our community,
11/15/2025
Join We've Got Issues as we take a look "Behind the Doors of 3030 Gordon Ave."
We've Got Issues acknowledges with gratitude the front-line staff, outreach workers, healthcare partners and community agencies whose daily dedication makes the facility a compassionate, life-saving bridge from crisis to stability. There but for fortune, may go you or I.
A Look Inside 3030 Gordon Ave3030 Gordon Avenue is a vital low-barrier shelter and supportive-housing facility in Coquitlam that fills a critical gap for peo...
10/31/2025
People have become increasingly fascinated with crows ever since scientists have shown how intelligent and similar to humans crows are.
Dr. Rob Butler, well-respected local ornithologist, artist, and author joins We’ve Got Issues host Nancy Furness to talk about birds and books.
Dr. Rob Butler, well-respected local ornithologist, artist, and author joins We’ve Got Issues host Nancy Furness to talk about birds and books. Rob says peop...
10/29/2025
Coquitlam Mayor, Richard Stewart, Shares His Thoughts on Housing, Infrastructure and Homelessness
Richard Stewart, Mayor of Coquitlam shares his thoughts on challenges around housing, infrastructure and homelessness. Story by LJI reporter Nancy Furness. T...
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About Tri Cities Community TV
The Tri-Cities Community Television Society is a Not-For-Profit organization that offers media production skills and services to the tri cites community. We produces segments for our own YouTube channel as well as our local community programing shows on Shaw TV (Tri Cities Magazine and Arts Connect).
Our Members are involved in all aspects of video production and includes;
Producing
Camera operation
video editing
Sound
Reporting & more!
You can put your skills to the test by working on ENG news teams, studio & mobile shoots! In exchange for your commitment you will be provided with hands-on training in many aspects of television production.
Whether you’re looking to gain practical experience to further your education or career, or to simply want to take part in an exciting volunteer environment. Tri-Cities Community Television provides a window to the community you live in and provides a voice for local diversity and expression.
Come out and join our team.
We also offer sponsorship opportunities for businesses, community groups or individuals on our online and TV cable channels. We offer coverage for the Fraser Valley and Tri Cities Area for very reasonable rates.
Contact us today for more info.