Asbestos abatement to push taxes up next year
The average residential tax rate will jump by $36.84 next year after Osoyoos council decided recently to accelerate the funding for its asbestos abatement plan from five years to three.
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Author: Times Chronicle
Pride Arts Festival returns in celebration of inclusiveness
The annual Pride Arts Festival is returning to Osoyoos on Saturday, Sept. 7 with this year’s festival continuing to offer a dynamic blend of performances, local beer & wine garden, a variety of food vendors, and a bustling artisan market, all designed to create an inclusive and festive atmosphere.
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Oliver’s annual food drive kicks off this week
Oliver’s 14th Annual BC Thanksgiving Food Drive is just around the corner with organizers counting on the community’s generosity to help fill the Oliver Food Bank.
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Town comes down on derelict property
An Oliver property is being forced to clean up its property, or the town will do it at the owner’s expense.
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Canada’s foremost Eagles tribute band returns
The ever-popular Eagles tribute band from Vancouver Island – Eagle Eyes – will be headlining the season finale of Osoyoos Music in the Park on Friday, September 6 at Gyro Beach Park.
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