Near 30,000 new waste bins rolling out in RDOS
A new fully automated waste collection system is a little over a month away from kicking off and around 30,000 new carts will be rolling onto properties over the next month.
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Former Osoyoos planning director faces disciplinary action
A former senior director at the Town of Osoyoos, Gina MacKay, has been suspended from the Planning Institute of British Columbia (PIBC) and is undergoing disciplinary action following an investigation by the professional body.
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OCU members vote on proposed Cascadia Credit Union
Voting is now underway to determine if the membership of three Okanagan credit unions, including the Osoyoos Credit Union, will gain approval for a merger that will create an entity that will be known as “Cascadia Credit Union” with combined assets of $890 million, six branches and 16,350 members.
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Oncology upgrade campaign reaches $10 million goal
The South Okanagan Similkameen (SOS) Medical Foundation has officially reached its $10 million fundraising goal to support the Oncology Upgrade at Penticton Regional Hospital.
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Digital emissions lead to request for meter pit cost waiver
An Osoyoos resident blames his chronic headaches on emissions from various electronic devices and has asked council to exempt him from a five-thousand-dollar charge to have his water meter installed outside rather than in his home.
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