An Oliver man found guilty of a violent assault on the Indian Reserve will not be sentenced until he gets a new lawyer. Brian Douglas Louie is requesting his sentencing be moved to Vancouver rather than the Penticton law courts where he was found guilty in December. “This is a big misunderstanding and hopefully I can clarify […]
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Lots of smoke – no structure fire as call indicates
Reporters from Oliver Chronicle, Oliver Daily News and Deputy Fire Chief Bob Graham the only ones to respond to this controlled brush and building material fire on the Canyon Desert residential subdivision this morning in the TEN school area.
$1.5 million price on land near river
Pen Hi fails to win the “shoe”
For the 7th year in a row the SOSS Hornets have captured the covented shoe from their foes Pen Hi. The history of the shoe dates back to 1961 when the first game was played, and then the shoe was bronzed in 1963 and both teams have for it ever since, minus a few years. […]
Council Report
1. Zoning change – Public Hearing and passage of Bylaw 1330.05 – Land under Firehall Bistro zoned incorrectly in first draft of new zoning bylaw. Council has now corrected the zoning so that all provisions of the original designation still stand. 2. Bylaw 1337 – 5 year Financial Plan postponed passage – some change needed to conduct […]
In the public interest
Meeting Wednesday February 27th 7 pm Meeting Room 2 Oliver Community Centre Application for Crown land tenure by Pacific Silica and Rock Quarry ODN picture