Some residents and at least one official representing emergency services – asked that MOTI/Argo make it easier for ambulance and fire trucks to access the area. A sand bridge built over an over road hose culvert built for that purpose. A second complaint not dealt with – vehicles not told at Park Rill Rd that […]

Successful opening day at R.P.M. Despite threatening skies, the Wine Country Racing Association (WCRA) pulled off a successful start to the 2018 drag racing season at Osoyoos, BC’s Richter Pass Motorplex.   Photo Credit: Dan Hodson, Oliver Enderby’s Jordan Almaas lines his 1969 Dodge Dart up against Robin Reding and his 1927 Model T Results […]

Large format picture – press to make larger Best view of ‘falls’ above Sportsman’s Bowl I have ever seen Thanks Tony

“When some of us arrived we got a Hotel Room in Osoyoos.” Now pup-tents!! But good grub, close to the mall and anytime now – a big plane will land.

Oliver and District Heritage Society will be officially opening their new permanent exhibit “Deep Roots” with MP Richard Cannings and other dignitaries on May 16th 2018. “Deep Roots” is about Oliver and area’s history, culture, and identity, exploring themes such as geology, natural history, language, sports and recreation, agriculture, and transportation. The public are welcome […]

Mrs. Evelyn Lundy In Grade 12 we were lucky to have Mrs. Lundy for our three English classes. By the end of the first month I had become an avid poetry reader. Mrs. Lundy lent me a book of hers with her favourite poems and I read it cover to cover. I even told Mom […]

Source: Environment Canada Based on previous graph showing rain – when it sprinkled in a couple of areas – these forecasts cannot be trusted “Dark at night, lighter in the morning. Put your finger up to test the wind. But it might change. Nothing can be predicted.” – Me Partly cloudy, maybe sunny, snow in […]