Someone has a beaver trap set at the north end of the hike and bike trail. I don’t know if it’s legal or not but I don’t think traps along a public trail are a good idea. People walk with their dogs off leash all the time on that trail. The dogs are in and […]
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Car lovers’ dream weekend in Osoyoos
Paul Fode of Kelowna is reigning champion of the Pro Bracket division – 1971 Plymouth Duster This coming weekend is something for all gear-heads and car enthusiasts to behold. The Wine Country Racing Association (WCRA) is hosting their third drag race of the 2013 season. Sunday June 9 is the day for racers and fans […]
Ironman pix
Neil Dobie, son of Glenn Dobie (who was Principle at Tuc-El_Nuit school up till 2001) completed his first ever 1/2 IM event at the age of 21. Photo by Paul Eby
What’s in the lake?
Osoyoos Lake Water Quality Society AGM and presentation on invasive aquatic species. Tuesday 4th June, 7:00 pm, Osoyoos United Church. For more information call Osoyoos Lake Water Quality Society Tel: 250-495-3134 www.olwqs.org What do the snakehead fish, rock snot and milfoil have in common? They are all invasive aquatic species known to occur (or formerly […]
Lights out – car flips onto lawn
Photo by Vicki Chapman who says she awoke to this car on the front lawn, hedge destroyed getting it out. (see police report for more details) Small grey car parked on the side of Fairview with a fair amount of passenger side body damage the only sign of what may have happened overnight in the […]
Oliver Half Iron – race results and pictures
578 people are participating in the Oliver Half Ironman today – Surrey triathlete Nathan Killam is wearing a gold medal for his performance of swim, bike and run time of 4 hours 16 minutes and 31 secs. Last year’s top performer Luke Way of Kelowna at 4:22:23 Top female triathlete: Christine Fletcher of Vancouver at […]
Chloe’s fundraiser Saturday night at the Community Centre
Serious bidding from Candice Rowell, Sofie Iversen, Raleigh Mitchell, Jeff Piche. At the silent auction – Delany and Pam Minor check out a money saving device.
RCMP looking for your gun
During the month of June – RCMP will take part in a province-wide Gun Amnesty aimed at reducing the number of firearms in our communities, therefore enhancing both public and police officer safety. The amnesty will give residents of BC a safe way to dispose of weapons, imitation weapons as well as related equipment and […]





