2015 Yukon Blonde Saturday August 22 7:30pm (gates open at 7pm) Yukon Blonde’s Tiger Talk was released in the spring of 2012. Having played over 200 shows in 2011 behind their debut self-titled LP and their Fire//Water EP, the band moved seamlessly into the release of this new album and continuing to tour around the […]
Fairview Mountain Roast On Tonight
On the Sunnyside
One Solitary Life “He was born in an obscure village, the child of a peasant woman. He grew up in another village, where he worked in a carpenter’s shop until he was thirty. Then for three years he was an itinerant preacher. He never wrote a book, never held an office, never went to college, […]
Canadians are water gobblers
Excerpt from a Vancouver Province article “Given the escalating concerns about water availability in many regions of the province having effective regulations in place for water use and conservation is absolutely critical. Three key regulation areas that must be addressed under the Water Sustainability Act (WSA) are water pricing, monitoring and reporting, and ensuring sufficient […]
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Students in Oliver for brief visit
The Oliver Tourism Association partnered with the Town of Oliver and the past sister city committee, was pleased to have the honour of hosting a student exchange delegation from our sister city, Bandai Japan. Ten students and two adults (six girls, four boys, English Teacher and School Principal), arrived Sunday August 2nd, 2015 for a […]
Warning
Don’t leave your vehicle unattended at the “Oliver Viewpoints” – up Fairview Rd. Andi Lantz says she left her car unattended for 20 minutes Saturday to come back to it with four flat tires. Slashed. RCMP contacted.
Is it just me? – by Pat Whalley
Part Four Is it just me or do most people have complete memory blanks? I know it is a normal part of aging but I have been having “senior moments” since I was about twenty five. I have tried to hide a lot of these silly actions but sometimes I surprise even myself. My first […]