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Day Two – Trial of Brian Louie
Regina vs Brian Douglas Louie based on a May incident on the Osoyoos Indian Reserve – trial before Judge Meg Shaw began yesterday with the number of charges reduced to two: Count 1: A charge of aggravated sexual assault and Count 2. assault causing bodily harm in connection with an incident in the early morning […]
Baldy area swamped with snow – get your shovels
Photo by Sandra Smith – (wires part of the story) Snapping Trees – Downed Power Lines The trees at Baldy are so heavily loaded with snow, that they are snapping and landing on power lines, and snapping and landing on ski runs. I am writing this at 7:00am Wednesday – a large tree next door […]
“Up them thar hills”
Photo by Jeremy Cook
Think about this and relate it to your own satisfaction
PENTICTON — The majority of residents rate the quality of life in the City of Penticton as excellent, according to 2012 Citizen Survey findings presented to Council today. The City of Penticton initiated the survey to establish a baseline of citizen satisfaction with City service levels and provision. Accurate and relevant data and meaningful analysis […]
Mid day break
No flu shots required for health care workers
The union representing B.C.’s nurses says members won’t be forced to wear masks and stickers if they’re not vaccinated against the flu. The province’s health officer Dr. Perry Kendall announced the policy in August, arguing low vaccination rates among health professionals were putting patients at risk. But the British Columbia Nurses Union says the provincial […]
Park adjustment needed to access rear of prison
Inkaneep Provincial Park boundary change public consultation OLIVER – The public is invited to a consultation at the Oliver Community Centre on Wednesday, Dec. 12 on proposed boundary changes to Inkaneep Provincial Park. The proposal is to create a new secondary access road to the Senkulmen Business Park located on the Osoyoos Indian Reserve and […]