Oliver to get funding for active transportation network
Oliver will be receiving provincial funding to enhance its active transportation network with the installation of amenities and end-of-trip facilities for pedestrians and cyclists.
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Oliver and Osoyoos receive flood-related funding
Oliver and Osoyoos will be better protected during flooding and extreme weather emergencies, says Roly Russell, MLA for Boundary-Similkameen following the announcement of provincial climate adaptation funding for local projects.
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Emergency department closed second night in a row
Oliver, Osoyoos and area residents are advised of a temporary closure of the emergency department at South Okanagan General Hospital (SOGH) Monday night for the second consecutive night closure due to what Interior Health says is limited physician availability.
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Oliver trade show wows with more vendors, steady crowd
It was another successful year for the 31st annual Women of Oliver for Women (WOW) Trade Show with more exhibitors and a steady crowd that has organizers contemplating the possibility of a future two-day event.
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Osoyoos ‘opts in’ for tougher short term rental regulation
Osoyoos Council has voted to “opt in” to the Province’s principal residence requirement permitting short term rentals in Osoyoos under the government’s tough new framework introduced last October.
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