We get to do it again. Federally. Elect the same old guys, find a new party to celebrate. Monday October 21st 8 am to 8 pm

It is expected the writ will be dropped today and the flood gates will open sending a rush of politicians into the streets hawking their political wares like a hot dog vendor on the corner. I hear people say what difference does it make? Followed by they are all the same.  Well, inside we know […]

Violence at Okanagan Correctional Centre “B.C. Corrections does not staff living units on a fixed-ratio basis and to say only one officer is supervising a living unit with 72 inmates does not at all reflect reality,” it said in an statement issued Tuesday after a union protest. The union maintains that increased double-bunking of inmates […]

“The biggest little country fair around” – Rock Creek Fall Fair We welcome you to bring the whole family to our exhibition for two fun filled days and experience what Boundary Country is all about. Located amongst the sun drenched mountains of the beautiful Kettle River Valley.

More than 93% of the record 223,273 British Columbians who completed the Province’s survey on time observance have indicated they would prefer a move to permanent daylight saving time (DST). “The people of British Columbia have spoken and their collective voice has come through loudly and clearly,” said Premier John Horgan. “This engagement has done […]

Some heat and disagreement on a couple of items at the table Monday:     Permissive Tax Exemption Bylaw 1386 – not expected to be controversial as it is an annual decision about churches and not for profits that seek permission NOT to pay land taxes in Oliver. What concerned councillors – an application from […]