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  • Recreational Sockeye fishery opening on Osoyoos Lake expected at end of monthPosted 6 days ago
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    Dear Editor:   The cultures that have been allowed to develop in our Senate and our federal and provincial legislatures are the results of a rapid deterioration of our colonial institutions: Harper’s decision to prorogue the government...

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  • Photo supplied Former Osoyoos Royalty Queen Lauren Sherwood made a presentation to members of Town of Osoyoos council recently detailing her plans to win one of the three B.C. Ambassador positions being contested this summer. The final pageant is being held in Merritt in August and is open to all former Royalty and Ambassador contestants across the province. Posing with Sherwood (from left) are councillors C.J. Rhodes, Mike Plante, Mayor Stu Wells, Sue McKortoff and Michael Ryan.
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  • Highway 97 will soon get $3M facelift from Osoyoos to Oliver

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  • An old Western movie set on the Elkink Ranch was destroyed by fire last week. Its seven buildings had been complete buildings rather than just fronts and the set was used in the 2010 movie Gunless as well as a Mexican film. (Okanagan Film Commission photo)
    Destruction of Osoyoos-area movie set in fire a loss to B.C. film industry

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  • A fire and thick smoke enshroud vegetation off Old Richter Pass Road Wednesday afternoon, July 9. The fire was believed to have been started with a cigarette. (Richard McGuire photo)
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    With several wildfires burning north of Osoyoos and the...

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  • Richard Bussanich, a biologist with the Okanagan Nation Alliance and a member of the Okanagan Salmon Community Initiative, told members of Town of Osoyoos council on Monday that experts are predicting one of the largest sockeye salmon runs in history into Osoyoos Lake over the next several weeks. Experts are expecting between 300,000 and 400,000 sockeye salmon to make the long trek from the Columbia River system in the United States into Osoyoos Lake. (Richard McGuire photo)
    Recreational Sockeye fishery opening on Osoyoos Lake expected at end of month

    Record numbers of sockeye salmon are swimming up the...

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  • Border Guard Needs Attitude Adjustment

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  • Claims that smart meters are dangerous to human health called preposterous by FortisBC officials

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  • VISITING FAMILY DISGUSTED BY ACTIONS OF TRANSIENTS

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