Speech from the throne to project direction of government will be delivered Tuesday. British Columbia politicians return to the legislature tomorrow for a 12-week session highlighted by a budget that is the “envy” of all other Canadian provinces, said Liberal Finance Minister Mike de Jong. NDP opposition is predicting a budget that will take from […]
Archives for February 2015
Throne speech – balanced budget forecast
Mad about quilting – Osoyoos
Thousands of hours of loving labour will be on display this month at the annual Osoyoos Quilters’ Guild show. Mad About Quilting runs February 7 through 28 at the Osoyoos Art Gallery and will feature the work of the three dozen or so guild members. www.osoyoosdailynews.com
Dwelling on the past
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Construction brings choices
This is a large full screen picture Large construction projects underway in Penticton include a new BCAA auto-service shop on the northeast corner of the Cherry Lane Mall (below), a Tim Hortons and gas bar across the street, and a bridge across the Okanagan River channel to access a development on the Penticton Indian Reserve. […]
Pre-novice league play at Oliver arena
SOMHA Oliver/Osoyoos Novice2 score – 3 to 2 over Penticton (Black) on Sunday SOMHA Oliver/Osoyoos Novice1 score – 6 to 1 over Penticton (Green) on Saturday Thanks to Oliver Lions/Lioness clubs
Terrace vs Oliver
Photo submitted Kitimat – Haisla First Nation evacuation early Sunday morning of Kitamaat Village, one of the only areas near the northern B.C. town that remains without power. Most members of the nation are headed to the Kitimat Riverlodge Leisure Centre about 15 kilometres from the village. The massive blizzard dumped 168 centimetres of snow […]