Time: 7:45 am Tuesday Hairpin Curve – Fairview Rd at entrance to Town’s Sewer Facility

2020 Council Policy Review – Council continued with its 2020 Council Policy Review. The Christmas Closure Policy was amended and a Respect in the Workplace Policy was adopted that includes additional provisions respecting responsibilities, processes and education. Telecommunications Tower – 6450 Spartan Street – Council was provided with photo simulations of the proposed Rogers telecommunications […]

Three 24-hour reporting periods. In the first reporting period from Sept. 18 to 19 we had 121 new cases. From Sept. 19 to 20 we had 117 new cases In the last 24 hours, we have had a further 128 new cases. 4 new deaths reported Monday Total 227

Roly Russell – Grand Forks – Chair of the Regional District  -Kootenay Boundary   *** Aimee Grice – Oliver – Councillor – Town of Oliver *** ODN talked to the provincial office, riding field organizers and the local riding association but no date set for nomination meeting. According to Doug King of Kaleden, it will […]

RDOS information system update The Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen (RDOS) has restored its regular email services. Board Directors and staff now have access to the email addresses that were in use prior to the service disruption. An attempted ransomware attack in August resulted in limited access to information and network services, including email and some […]

“This has not been a time of instability in government, this has been a time of unbelievable cooperation and collaboration for the people of British Columbia,” “This is exactly what John Horgan should have continued doing. He has chosen not to. This is an irresponsible and unnecessary election that he’s proposing. Whatever excuses he’s making […]

The problem for Ron and or other people interested – the provincial organizing committee has not set a date for a nomination. ODN has contacted other interested parties and the provincial organizing committee with no results…. Hovanes told Oliver Daily News he has stated clearly in the past an interest in the nomination and has […]

Premier John Horgan visited Lt.-Gov. Janet Austin in Victoria on Monday morning to advise her to dissolve the legislature, and told reporters at an 11 a.m. press conference she granted his request and thereby kick-started B.C.’s 42nd provincial general election. “I’ve struggled mightily with this decision and it did not come easily to me,” said […]