When will there be a Town Hall meeting to talk about the lack of police coverage and response? Residents & Business owners all need to state what has happened to them and what action was taken to solve issues. Let RESIDENTS know the true stats, as not all thefts & damage are not reported. Every […]
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Update on fire
Asked did you have a fire last night? We did, thankfully not serious – we all got out and Ken and I worked at putting it out before it took off. Thankfully, our emergency plan worked, we are very thankful for the Oliver Fire Department, Fortis, and Superior Trade Services for going above and beyond […]
Crime – up or down in our area ?
Oliver detachment 9 officers – 2 of which are administration 797 calls in last quarter of 2014 up 13% All calls in 2014 up 14% Drug investigations and prolific offenders the priority. Most home break in, retail crime, vehicle thefts related to drugs or low/no income Osoyoos detachment 8 officers – 2 of which are […]
Kyle Louie sentenced to 6.25 years for manslaughter
Kyle Capone Louie appeared in BC Supreme Court this morning before Mr. Justice Austin Cullen. Kyle admitted killing his younger brother Reece Dillinger Louie 4 years ago in Oliver. Kyle has now been designated as a Long Term Offender and faces a further 5.5 years of supervision by the National Parole Board. He will finish his sentence (six […]
Oliver takes third
In Oliver- The Ladies Section held their Snowman Bonspiel on January 16th with 8 teams taking part. The winning team was Skip Monica Ondrus, Skip Barb Freeze, Verla Anderson and Jan Campbell of Osoyoos. 2nd was Donna Cade, Skip Diane Banera, Peggy Sakamoto and Karen St Martin of Penticton. 3rd was the local team of […]
Christmas tree pile – hard to believe so many
This morning