Just a reminder that the Baldy Mountain Resort Season Pass sale ends this Sunday, October 15th! We need your help to spread the last-minute word about our discounted passes! We want everyone to get the best deal possible this season at Baldy. Season Passes are currently only $299 for adults, $199 for youth aged 7-15 years, […]
Etiquette on Oliver Daily News
et·i·quette noun the customary code of polite behavior in society or among members of a particular profession or group. synonyms: protocol, manners, accepted behavior, rules of conduct, decorum, or good form *** Just opened up the comments to be moderated section and faced a barrage of comments this guy says are quite inappropriate. One relating […]
Town powerless to silence bird bangers
By ROY WOOD Citing provincial “right to farm” legislation, Oliver council on Tuesday told a Meadows Drive resident that he’ll just have to live with the noise from propane cannons used to keep birds from eating crops at nearby vineyards. Bryan Sandilands told council in a recent letter (published earlier on ODN) that an orchard […]
Oliver RCMP Need Your Help To Deter Thefts
There have been a number of reported property thefts over the last few weeks in Oliver. “The Oliver RCMP takes these thefts very seriously and understands both the financial and emotional impact it has on our residents, their families and the community as a whole”, states Oliver RCMP Corporal Tarasoff. “We are working hard to […]
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October 20th event
Oliver Grandmothers for Africa A lively and upbeat meeting of the Oliver Grandmothers for Africa took place October 5th. Two things led to high spirits. The first was that Shirley Polk agreed to lead the group again for the coming year. Her organizational skills and commitment have been a major factor in the success of […]
On the hill – with MP Richard Cannings
Universal pharmacare is a hot topic on Parliament Hill these days. The concept is simple—a single program that would ensure that all Canadians had free access to prescription drugs. Canada is the only country in the world with universal health care that doesn’t include the cost of drugs in its coverage. And that doesn’t make […]
More restrictive rules likely for campfires
By ROY WOOD Despite a call from one councillor for a more moderate approach, Oliver council has apparently acceded to senior staff’s recommendation for restrictive rules around open fires at campgrounds. Council agreed Tuesday to forward its draft fire control to the Oliver Fire Protection District for its perusal and comment. The bylaw will then […]