- Skiing returns to BaldyPosted 4 days ago
- Council takes step in possible airport closurePosted 4 days ago
- Dairy Queen, Tim Hortons latest break-in victimsPosted 4 days ago
- Osoyoos man and woman in custody after stolen property foundPosted 4 days ago
- Airport committee urges council to keep facility open and support expansion planPosted 4 days ago
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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...
- Posted 5 years ago
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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...
- Posted 5 years ago
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Skiing returns to BaldyWhen Fred Johnston was first approached about getting the...
- Posted 4 days ago
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Council takes step in possible airport closureWithout making a final decision about closing Osoyoos Airport,...
- Posted 4 days ago
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Dairy Queen, Tim Hortons latest break-in victimsAs a rash of break-ins continues at Osoyoos businesses,...
- Posted 4 days ago
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Council takes step in possible airport closure
Without making a final decision about closing Osoyoos Airport,...
- Posted 4 days ago
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Airport committee urges council to keep facility open and support expansion planThree volunteers with the Osoyoos Airport Development Committee urged...
- Posted 4 days ago
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Ribbon cut as Mount Baldy officially opensThe ceremonial ribbon was cut and the Sugarlump quad...
- Posted 1 week ago
