Daily Archives: May 23, 2012

Two serious criminal charges have been laid against a 33 year old Oliver man in connection with a weekend incident on OIB land that involved a women known to him. Brian Douglas Louie will spend the next two weeks in … Continue reading →

We certainly have received a number of e-mails from local citizens who will be affected by this change.  I think the staff of YouLearn.ca has done an outstanding job over the last few years of responding to the needs and … Continue reading →

The BC government will support Okanagan farmers to the tune of $2 million for replanting of apple and other fruit varieties. The goal to expand domestic markets by the planting of premium varieties which will result in a high quality … Continue reading →

Photo supplied by Eileen Redding who says: “We went for a drive on Fairview Road the other day and saw a variety of wildflowers.I have no idea of the names but will acquire a wildflower book to identify them. Photo … Continue reading →

A serious aggravated assault occurred over the weekend on the Osoyoos Indian Band land. RCMP will only say that a male suspect is now in custody awaiting a court appearance and no further details are being released at this time. ODN … Continue reading →

Picture of Tuc-el-Nuit (Lake of the night) by Colleen Misner You will likely see this as a banner picture very soon

At the Quail’s Nest on Tuesday

When and where: Monday afternoon on Black Sage road by Casa Rio condos. Photo submitted by Bernie Bedard

On May 14, 2012 Oliver RCMP received a report of an erratic/possibly impaired driver driving southbound on Hwy 97 near Tuc-El-Nuit Drive. The complainant stated a grey Ford pickup was swerving on the road, almost hitting curbs when approaching Oliver. … Continue reading →

Thank you to volunteer coaches, Keith Gideon and Adrian Zandvliet, for coaching the SOSS girls’ soccer team. It was a short season with the girls playing Summerland, Princess Margaret (Penticton), Osoyoos and Keremeos. They played hard and finished each game … Continue reading →