Snow Plow It was snowing heavily. The driver was very insecure because the visibility was so low. Remembering the following advice: ‘If you spot a snow plow during a heavy snowfall when you’re driving in an unfamiliar place, just get behind it and follow’, the driver was relieved to spot one and moved into place […]

8pm Saturday – east of Bryson Corner Car in ditch – appeared to have rolled. No driver. 1 ambulance, 2 police cars, two OFD supervisors and two trucks dispatched but recalled. Below earlier this week 9:44 pm Tuesday – Smoke in apartment on 400 block Hillcrest Avenue – home vented by OFD and 4:59 pm Thursday […]

The routes and the costs

Village of Keremeos Waste Water Treatment Plant upgrade $ 3,949,000.00 Village of Keremeos Update to Asset Management Condition Rating Systems for Sanitary and Road Service Networks $ 89,000.00 City of Penticton Building Facilities Information (GIS) Database $ 50,000.00 City of Penticton Memorial Arena Renewal $ 6,000,000.00 District of Summerland Integrated Solar Project – Engineering, Procurement […]

MP Dick Cannings: “I called Parks Canada today to try to get an update on what’s exactly going on, and I left a message,,,,, they didn’t call back” “I think the federal government is open to different kinds of national park, whether it’ll be more of an Indigenous Park or more of a park that […]

picture by Roger Richardson There will be interrupted parking availability on the South side of Main Street between Spartan Drive and 85th Street.

  Another day in court for Brian Louie, 39, who has been charged this year with a number of serious offences but wants to get out of jail. Louie, of Oliver is charged in two separate incidents : assaulting police officers and entering a home near his and assaulting the residents. January 5th – two […]