It finally feels like SPRING! Which means… it’s time for spring cleaning! Right now, you can de-clutter AND support a great program for Tuc-El-Nuit school students at the same time. It’s time to Fill Up a trailer for MindUP! Tuc-el-Nuit School is looking for donations of clothing, household goods, toys, books, etc. (virtually anything except […]

Boundary Similkameen Linda Larson Liberal 9174 – 45 % of popular vote (Incumbent) received 46.59% in 2013 Colleen Ross NDP 6941 – 33 % of popular vote – NDP received 38.99% in 2013 Peter Entwistle Independent 3028 –  14% of popular vote Vonnie Lavers Green Party 2145 – 10% of popular vote – Green Party received […]

MLA Linda Larson – re-elected by a large margin (about 13%) Liberals win most seats and the popular vote. Green with 3 seats. Christy Clark:  ” I will continue to lead.” Picture 10 pm at Silver Sage – victory party for Larson

Upon examining the recent washout alongside Fairview Road where one starts over towards Cawston, one can see many newly exposed water lines, most of which are decades old, some as deep as 3 to 4 feet. The ones which are most interesting are the oldest, badly rusted iron ones, which as evidenced by the holes […]

Area 27 to address noise with ‘better mufflers’ By ROY WOOD According to the top guy at the Area 27 race track east of Oliver, the solution to fears of noise from roaring engines is as simple as putting better mufflers on the loudest cars and motorcycles. Area 27 president and general manager Bill Drossos […]

Nelly and I had a wonderful 17 day visit in Oliver several weeks ago. One of highlights was when we visited the Oliver Cemetery. I must commend the Town of Oliver for the marvelous way the cemetery has been organized. There is a kiosk where one is able to look up the location of whatever […]

Wood you eat it – no pun intended? Dale Dodge on safari