If you saw this car speed through Oliver Thursday (in a safe manner of course) it was heading to Willowbrook. “There was an accident on Orifino Creek Road, truck, single occupant lost control and went over the edge of the dirt road. Truck on the roof, minor injuries.” 14:59 Emergency Services dispatched. No further details […]
Archives for September 2014
Poll
Most concern expressed at RDOS Thursday were new rules on recycling where small plastic bags no longer acceptable in blue/clear bags on a recycle day. You can comment here or go directly to the poll – OR both. Styrofoam treated in same fashion. Must go to depot and not recycled at home. AND this is […]
New office
New colour – changes in progress
Time to get fit
We specialize in therapeutic Pilates We help you find the appropriate exercises for your body and particular needs. Our goal is to help people gain postural awareness, and give the tools needed to improve your physical condition. The emphasis is on postural awareness, core stability and strength, mobility (flexibility), and improved physical function. The class […]
5 year CUPE agreement – Nearly 9% over the term – Penticton
The City of Penticton and CUPE Local 608 have reached a negotiated collective agreement with municipal employees. “The City is very pleased to have successfully negotiated a collaborative contract with CUPE Local 608, which represents our largest employee group,” said Mayor Garry Litke. “This agreement is for five years, ensuring stability in municipal services over […]
Fortis kills a project to tame the Similkameen River
A proposed hydroelectric dam on the Similkameen River near Princeton has been shelved by Fortis. The company said it based its decision on the results of its most recent project feasibility studies. “We believe that building a water storage hydroelectric facility on the Similkameen River would create many benefits for the area,” project manager Joseph […]
Is BC school situation – like adults divorcing and the kids are left out?
I am challenging the BCTF and the government to provide leadership that shows our children how to resolve conflict in a dignified and respectful manner! Just recently the BC Teachers Federation voted overwhelmingly in support of a teachers strike. Over the last few weeks both parents and students have watched this conflict build, and now […]