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  • Osoyoos needs to be promoted as great place to live, not just visit, says councillorPosted 2 days ago
  • New information sessions coming in March for those looking to find jobs at Okanagan Correctional CentrePosted 2 days ago
  • Local MP, BCFGA speak out against genetically modified apples being approved for U.S. marketPosted 2 days ago
  • Organizers of Easter Eggstravaganza say event will proceed, but 2015 parade will be cancelledPosted 2 days ago
  • Rai leads Rattlers into Valley ChampionshipsPosted 2 days ago
  • SOMHA Bantams have qualified to compete in provincial championship tournamentPosted 2 days ago
  • Posse won’t go down without a fight in opening round series against CoyotesPosted 2 days ago
  • Rogers will hold public meeting in Osoyoos over cellphone towerPosted 2 days ago
  • Alberta horse owner/trainer brings huge stable of 60 horses to train at Desert ParkPosted 2 days ago
  • Hockey Canada’s top brass visiting town this week to review acclaimed academyPosted 2 days ago
  • TOWN, RDOS AND NK’MIP RESORT ASSOCIATION EXPECT TO FINALIZE AGREEMENT WITH DESTINATION OSOYOOS NEXT MONTH

    The Town of Osoyoos, the Regional District Okanagan-Similkameen (RDOS) and the NK’MIP Resort Association expect to finalize an agreement with Destination Osoyoos (DO) next month for tourism marketing services. The trio of partners signed a memorandum of understanding...

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  • TOWN BRINGS IN PARTNERS TO HELP PAY FOR TOURISM MARKETING AFTER HAVING ‘SECOND THOUGHTS’ ABOUT GOING IT ALONE

    A memorandum of understanding signed earlier this month will allow for Destination Osoyoos (DO) to provide tourism marketing services to the Town of Osoyoos, the NK’MIP Resort Association and the Regional District Okanagan-Similkameen (RDOS). The trio of organizations...

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  • Osoyoos needs to be promoted as great place to live, not just visit, says councillor

    Campol tells Rotarians about his passion for this community since...

    • Posted 2 days ago
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  • New information sessions coming in March for those looking to find jobs at Okanagan Correctional Centre

    More than 700 people have showed up for previous sessions...

    • Posted 2 days ago
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  • Local MP, BCFGA speak out against genetically modified apples being approved for U.S. market

    Arctic Apple that doesn’t brown has been subject to plenty...

    • Posted 2 days ago
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  • Organizers of Easter Eggstravaganza say event will proceed, but 2015 parade will be cancelled

    Costs involved to organize small parade no longer viable, says board...

    • Posted 2 days ago
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  • Rai leads Rattlers into Valley Championships

    OSS squad head to Vernon this week, looking for a...

    • Posted 2 days ago
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  • SOMHA Bantams have qualified to compete in provincial championship tournament

    SOMHA Midget and Peewee rep teams are only one win...

    • Posted 2 days ago
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  • Posse won’t go down without a fight in opening round series against Coyotes

    Game five in best-of-seven series will take place Thursday night...

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  • Mike Campol, who was elected to Town of Osoyoos council during last November’s municipal election, was the special guest speaker at the Osoyoos Rotary Club’s weekly luncheon meeting last week. Campol spoke about how his passion for this community has grown since moving here almost four years ago. Campol believes Osoyoos should be promoted more as a place to live, raise a family and run a business rather than just a place to visit for tourists. Campol is seen with Rotary Club president elect Marieze Tarr. KEITH LACEY
    Osoyoos needs to be promoted as great place to live, not just visit, says councillor

    Campol tells Rotarians about his passion for this community...

    • Posted 2 days ago
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  • A worker at the Okanagan Correctional Centre finishes re-adjusting the cable used to hoist a cell module into place last week as part of Pod C construction. Each module houses two cells, which many local residents have already seen being transported to Oliver on a regular basis. LYONEL DOHERTY
    New information sessions coming in March for those looking to find jobs at Okanagan Correctional Centre

    More than 700 people have showed up for previous...

    • Posted 2 days ago
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  • Local MP Alex Atamanenko has joined the B.C. Fruit Growers Association in asking the federal government to reject approval of the genetically-modified Arctic Apple. The Arctic Apple, which doesn’t brown due to genetic modifications, was recently approved for the United States market. PHOTO SUPPLIED
    Local MP, BCFGA speak out against genetically modified apples being approved for U.S. market

    Arctic Apple that doesn’t brown has been subject to...

    • Posted 2 days ago
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    Council takes step in possible airport closure

    Without making a final decision about closing Osoyoos Airport,...

    • Posted 1 month ago
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  • Sue McKortoff, candidate for mayor, Town of Osoyoos. (Richard McGuire photo)
    Council will decide during budget deliberations on whether or not to spend $5,000 on chain of office

    Town of Osoyoos Mayor Sue McKortoff hinted strongly she...

    • Posted 1 month ago
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  • While town council is taking initial steps toward the closure of Osoyoos Airport, members of the Airport Development Committee say this would be a bad idea. From left are Rob Rausch, Diana Thomas and Dr. Jason Bartsch. Council passed a resolution on Monday to approve asking the provincial government to allow repurposing of the airport land to industrial use. Council is considering using the land to attract new industry while consolidating airport operations in Oliver. (Keith Lacey photo)
    Airport committee urges council to keep facility open and support expansion plan

    Three volunteers with the Osoyoos Airport Development Committee urged...

    • Posted 1 month ago
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  • Les Dewar says:

    I can't believe the Town is considering closi...

  • john says:

    keep the airport for the future of Osoyoos! I...

  • Chris Strube says:

    I do agree that there has been limited aircra...


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