Vineyards and Art With Artist Steve Staresina Vineyards and wine making in the Wine Capital of Canada is the prominent industry in the Oliver area and brings thousands of tourist dollars to the economy. Tourists use Wine as the main reason for coming here and wine is a large tourist purchase, but they also buy […]
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2014 Back Alley series complete
BIG THANK YOU FROM FIREHALL BREWERY And that’s it folks! Another successful Back Alley Concert Series is finished for the season, and because of everyone involved, they just keep getting better and better. It truly is an amazing sight to see an ugly industrial alley brought to life by the colour of community and the […]
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Peaches featured at W.K. Trading on Highway 97
W.K. Trading Co Ltd is the exclusive seller of Karrer Orchards peaches Call 778-439-3113 Come into the store Place your order for Red Haven or Glow Haven Freestone Peaches Drop in and see what else we have to offer 9001 Highway 97 – north of Oliver at Vaseux Lake – Open 9am to 9pm
Residents at Deer Park unhappy with zoning change
Three regional district Public Hearings Tuesday night in Oliver with most of the 22 people in the room there to express opposition to a proposed housekeeping change in the Deer Park Manufactured Home Park zoning to make all lot sizes the same in old and new sections. A bit of history – many years ago […]
If you build it – they will come
One report indicates crews will arrive soon to put in foundations. PCL has installed electrical services for this project which will last two years. “I hear more will be done in a couple weeks” said one workman. Okanagan Correctional Centre
Rainbow by Terry Ridgewell
Pot of gold at Vincor ?
A bank at the post office – a thought
Postal Banking: A Financial Service Option Worth Exploring Canada Post Corporation is spin doctoring its cuts to services such as door-to-door delivery and post office opening hours by making those reductions in service sound like a good business response to declining postal revenues. The language that Canada Post uses to describe its fiscal reality gives […]