Should be no problems with snowpack and drought in 2013. Pictures at Mt. Baldy. Banner above is Barney’s photo as well. Thanks.
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NDP keep hammering on appointment of auditor general
BASSO CALLS ON LIBERALS TO STAND UP FOR AUDITOR-GENERAL Boundary-Similkameen NDP Candidate Marji Basso is urging Liberal MLA John Slater and the rest of the BC Liberals to support the reappointment of B.C’s auditor general. “Auditor general John Doyle has done a very good job as a watchdog for British Columbians, and now it looks […]
Not a good day to travel-all warnings dated today
Highway 1 Both directions Both directions Closed Closed in both directions 4 km east of Yale because of High Avalanche Hazard. No detour available. Estimated opening time Noon January 9th. Next update 10:00 am. Updated on Wed Jan 9 at 7:14 am PST. (ID# 143783) [View on map] 2013-01-09 7:14 AM 143782 Major High Avalanche […]
RIP Jeanne Lewis
In Memory of Ethel Jeanne Lewis March 13, 1920 – January 3, 2013 Jeanne Lewis, aged 92, died peacefully in Sunnybank Centre on Thursday, January 3rd, 2013. Jeanne was born in Fort Saskatchewan, AB, the daughter of Ethel Marie Thorne and Clarence “Shorty” Shaver. Jeanne was predeceased by her husband of 51 years, Harold, […]
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High court ruling on jurisdiction over Metis
The Federal Court ruled Tuesday that Metis and non-status Indians qualify as “Indians” under the Constitution Act of 1867, and therefore fall under the jurisdiction of the federal government in Ottawa. Both groups had been in a sort of jurisdictional limbo for decades. Metis leader Harry Daniels, the now-deceased plaintiff in the case, had sought […]
Kyle Louie to face trial next fall
The trial for an OIB member accused of killing his younger brother is set to start Nov. 18 in Penticton. Kyle Louie is charged with second-degree murder in the death of his brother, 20-year-old Reece Louie, at a home on the reserve. On Feb. 19, 2011, police arrived at a home on Black Sage Road and found […]