- Truck driver unhurt as crash sets of blaze on Anarchist MountainPosted 5 days ago
- Natural gas line rupture shuts downtown most of FridayPosted 13 days ago
- Local wedding and event planner wants to promote Osoyoos as the destination wedding capital of CanadaPosted 13 days ago
- South Okanagan Chamber of Commerce calls out for provincial government to resume talks on national parkPosted 13 days ago
- Downtown gas pipe leak wasn’t ‘non-event’ as Fortis representative suggests and valuable lessons should be learnedPosted 13 days ago
- Desert Park Exhibition Society president tells town council facility is in great shape as races set to return June 15Posted 13 days ago
- FortisBC director says all political donations are reviewed by BCUCPosted 13 days ago
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LONG AWAITED COMMUNITY SUSTAINABILITY PLAN UNVEILED
More than 50 people, including the mayor, town council, volunteers, community stakeholders and residents of Osoyoos made their way to the Watermark Beach Resort conference room on the night of December 8 for the official unveiling of...
- Posted 552 days ago
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JOHN SLATER: 30 YEARS AND COUNTING
For more than 30 years, John Slater has been in South Okanagan politics in one way or another. Asked what it is that’s kept him here since he first moved here in 1980, he had one simple...
- Posted 559 days ago
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CASH GRAB
On November 21 I bought an electric handheld blender at the Home Hardware that was featured on the front page of their flyer for $9.97. When I paid for it I was charged $2.25 for a “small...
- Posted 559 days ago
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COUNCILLORS ARE NOT THE MAYOR’S MONKEYS
Re: November 23, Osoyoos remains true to Wells Congratulations to Osoyoos Director of Corporate Services and Returning Officer, Janette Van Vianen, and her staff for a wonderfully well-organized and well-run civic election. It’s too bad only about...
- Posted 559 days ago
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OPEN LETTER TO OSOYOOS COUNCIL
Open letter to Osoyoos Council Re: Osoyoos Lake and drinking water infrastructure Dear Mayor and Counsellors of the Town of Osoyoos I wish to express my deep concerns about the major infrastructure of our town. We are...
- Posted 559 days ago
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EDITORIAL – TEACHING THE GAME OF POLITICS
The province and the BCTF are squaring off over cost increases that seem to have little to do with good governance or children. For the BC Liberal party they are being slowly backed into a corner mostly...
- Posted 559 days ago
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OROVILLE CANOLA CRUSH OFFERS COMMUNITY OPPORTUNITY
Most Canadians are well aware of the big problems facing our neighbours south of the border – a dysfunctional government, the highest unemployment rate seen in decades, a seemingly intractable fight over taxation, out-of-control debt levels and...
- Posted 559 days ago
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MUNICIPAL SPENDING SKYROCKETS ACROSS B.C.
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) released its fourth annual B.C. Municipal Spending Watch report and the stats aren’t painting a pretty picture when it comes to spending associated with B.C. municipalities. According to the report,...
- Posted 559 days ago
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EDITORIAL – HOW TO TELL THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SAFETY AND SAFETY
You may remember a decade ago when the NDP government ran the very unpopular photo radar program. The essential argument for the campaign was speed kills. The argument against the program was that it was a cash...
- Posted 566 days ago
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MUSEUM MISMANAGEMENT
Museum facility inching forward – Osoyoos Times, November 23 In this move are some apparent peculiarities the citizen may want to consider. For instance, why was the Home Building Centre purchased for this purpose? Were other options...
- Posted 566 days ago



