By M.B. (Barry) Lancaster On 3rd of May I was informed by Caroline Wallace that an aquaintance had seen and photographed a Long-billed Curlew on the Baseball area of Oliver Park. Caroline arranged for images to be sent to me by the photographer Ila Kurnik, and indeed, as identified – a Long-billed Curlew. Ila understands […]

The ever-popular Chupa Cabra II (driven by Polara Pat McInnis of Nelson) and Frank Egli’s 1935 Chevy coupe (from Salmon Arm) launch hard from the starting line at WCRA drag race #1-Osoyoos There are those times in life. You know them, THOSE times. All you need is a little escape from reality. Whether your work […]

  Oliver Lions & Lioness ALL PROCEEDS TO DOG GUIDES WALK Sunday MAY 27 @ LIONS PARK Dog Walk registration @ 0900, Walk @ 0930 A.M. – Come and walk even if you don’t have a dog First ever Oliver, Woof-Stock Festival, to raise money & awareness for DOG GUIDES! Among the planned events: Official […]

Getting ready for GDPR Europe’s General Data Protection Regulation will have far reaching implications for Canadian Business. What is GDPR? – privacy legislation and regulation in Europe for anyone operating in that sector. It is about privacy as well as the compiling, use of data and personal information. ODN: Does not knowingly operate in Europe All […]

The Town of Osoyoos is actively working on a plan to get residents who were evacuated during the recent flooding of Osoyoos Lake, back into their homes. Solana Key The water has been successfully removed from this road through Gabion Baskets and pumps. Crews are now cleaning up the area and a rapid damage assessment […]

You are couple in retirement years.  You bought a lovely place in a fairly remote area west of Osoyoos. Then the water began to show up. To move towards your property and then your outbuildings and finally to your road and foundations. Local government response. Can’t really do much. It’s not a government managed lake […]