Between Rd 2 and 5 – Reed Creek runs high along Highway 97. Concrete culvert will bury part of the problems in the spring but the creek will still run high when it wants to and will become visible somewhere along its route.

Editor’s note:  Councillor Bennest left office in September. Councillor Mattes not registered until 2018. CFO Devon Wannop hired late in the year so figure shown does not reflect annual cost A comment from CFO Devon Wannop:”It all depends on the actual remuneration that was given to the employee for the year. If the person isn’t over 75k […]

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“Highway to Healing”, Our mission is simple, to financially assist families from the Oliver, Osoyoos and Okanagan Falls area that have children who need medical treatment that is not provided locally. We are in our 5th year and thanks to our local businesses, sponsors and community members we as a community have successfully assisted 17 […]

How quickly the news focus slips away at all levels of the news cycle. We become preoccupied with the agenda of the G7, the implications of tariffs and their impact. The major scandals of the US President, or the battle coming over the Pipeline…… Even poop falling from the sky has a place in the […]

Source: RDOS Budget material Researched by Cindy Pellegrin

From: Rick Knodel The tax (fire cost some over $2,000.00) increases for Willowbrook are a result of Provincial Government ineptness but the real blame must lie with the RDOS in knowing some time ago that this would be a major issue but taking the standard not my department line. This problem will not be unique […]