Osoyoos Lake level climbing back up By ROY WOOD After peaking late last week, the level of Osoyoos Lake receded for several days but now is creeping back up as snow melts, rain falls and the Similkameen River threatens to restrict outflows. Osoyoos chief administrative officer Barry Romanko said in an interview this afternoon that […]

* 82.3% said that drivers who are found to be at-fault in crashes should pay more. * Written comments indicated they believe that the current system does not penalize high-risk drivers appropriately. * 63.5% said that the option to pay back at-fault claims should be modified or eliminated entirely, while 30.7% believed it should be […]

Young woman I know travelled the highways and byways and supplied this to me 21 locations given along with prices. I have selected these from list:   May 15 Terrace 131.9 Smithers 137.9 Vanderhoof 128.9 Prince George 127.9 May 16 Merritt 131.9 Penticton 145.9 Ok Falls 140.9 Oliver  139.9  

Evacuation Alert For Properties on Keremeos Creek The RDOS has issued an extension of properties on Evacuation Alert in Electoral Area “G” (Olalla/Hedley) due to a breach overnight of Keremeos Creek in the 2500 block of Hwy 3. Due to the threat of flooding in the vicinity of Keremeos Creek, North and East of the […]

Rumours and social media in last few days active with info that CAF will come to the rescue to assist BC. Some chatter on Global TV this morning at Grand Forks – hardest hit. Now this report from Castanet The first wave of 140 Canadian troops is arriving in British Columbia to help communities overwhelmed […]

By now there should a couple of answers to the question asked earlier. Okanagan Gleaners at Oliver Large group clean cutting potatoes for the slice/machine and then in the drier – part of a soup mix, Visitor group is the main part of our story. The ‘Dried with Love’ Symposium this year taking place in Vernon […]