MLA Linda Larson Boundary-Similkameen It seems spring has come about two weeks early so we will keep our fingers crossed that no sudden cold spells damage the incredible blossom we can see everywhere. With spring also comes road work, and as sections of Highway 97 in the South Okanagan are due for resurfacing, we can […]
Brand new ‘monologues’ this year – this weekend
by Aimee Grice, Producer V-Day Oliver-Osoyoos volunteers have been working tirelessly once again to campaign against gender based violence. As we near the end of our 2015 campaign, I would encourage all of you to take a moment to reflect on the significance of this movement. The V-Day organization, founded by Eve Ensler has benefited […]
town spirit
To be honoured Sunday
Jim Ouellette representing the many volunteers at Oliver’s Food Bank. All will be honoured this weekend at the “Spirit of Oliver” awards 3pm Sunday at the Frank Venables Theatre – lobby.
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Hail ?
The B.C. government is recommending Okanagan tree fruit growers include insurance for hail damage in their 2015 risk management plans, and take advantage of B.C. premiums being the lowest in Canada. Hail insurance offered jointly by British Columbia and Canada is a cost-effective way for farmers to ensure that weather risks such as hail can […]
Annual Meeting this Sunday in Osoyoos
Oliver Osoyoos Branch of the Okanagan Historical Society A.G.M. The meeting will be held in the Osoyoos United Church at 2:00 PM, Sunday, April 12th. The guest speaker is George Fraser and his topic will be: “100 Years in Osoyoos, One Family’s Perspective”. The speaker will be at the beginning of the agenda. There will […]
Drought year ?
Preserve water in the valley – 2nd lowest snowpack in 31 years The April 1st snow survey is now complete. Data from 154 snow courses and 49 snow pillows around the province and climate data from Environment Canada Temperatures across British Columbia continued to be well above normal through the month of March. Temperatures were […]