Osoyoos continues to play catch up on housing
Osoyoos will need 303 new housing units by the end of next year and 1,018 units by the end of 2041 according to an updated “Housing Needs Assessment” presented to council recently.
Read MoreOsoyoos will need 303 new housing units by the end of next year and 1,018 units by the end of 2041 according to an updated “Housing Needs Assessment” presented to council recently.
Read MoreAs Canadians rally around the flag making conscious decisions to purchase Canadian products and services in the face of the US president’s bellicose trade posturing, five BC MLA’s voted against a motion to condemn Donald Trump’s attack on Canada’s sovereignty.
Read MoreBC Highway Patrol officers in Keremeos issued tickets and warnings to drivers west of Princeton on Highway 3 reminding drivers that February is a month dedicated to its Slow Down and Move Over campaign.
Read MoreA memorial display at the Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen (RDOS) office in Penticton was recently created paying tribute to Rick Knodel, former Electoral Area “C” director who died unexpectantly on Jan. 7, 2025.
Read MoreWhen I was first invited to dine at Spirit Ridge’s flagship restaurant, The Bear, The Fish, The Root & The Berry, I was hesitant.
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