Federal muscle needed to fight invasive mussels
Keeping invasive zebra and quagga mussels out of the lakes of the Okanagan region requires federal government support, according to the Okanagan Basin Water Board (OBWB).
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B.C. takes major step in righting Indigenous relations
After nearly two and half years the Province has laid out 89 specific actions on how it will make good on its commitment to bring government policy in line with the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, also known as UNDRIP.
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B.C. is betting wrong on COVID, say critics
Experts warn that British Columbia is putting people at risk by lifting protective measures as the BA2 subvariant brings a second, unpredictable Omicron wave in the province.
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Pharis & Jason bring unique folk-roots style to Spring Festival
Pharis & Jason Romero, the folk-roots duo playing Osoyoos’s Spring Festival on Wednesday, May 4, are no newcomers to the Canadian music scene.
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Locals push back on 60-slip strata marina proposal
A proposed 60-slip strata marina at 8000 Cottonwood Drive has locals struggling to see eye-to-eye with project designers about how comfortably 60 new powerboats can co-exist with other forms of recreation at Osoyoos Lake.
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