Despite the concerns of visitors at a neighbouring property, the owner of a chunk of wetland in rural Osoyoos said he is following all the rules as he is clearing his land.
“We went about doing it the right way,” said Gary Grelish, the owner of a property just south of Haynes Point Provincial Park. “We dealt with our environmental consultants.”
Despite the concerns of visitors at a neighbouring property, the owner of a chunk of wetland in rural Osoyoos said he is following all the rules as he is clearing his land.
“We went about doing it the right way,” said Gary Grelish, the owner of a property just south of Haynes Point Provincial Park. “We dealt with our environmental consultants.”
The present and future of Osoyoos’s health care system were discussed in length during a Destination Osoyoos-sponsored review on Sept. 15.
Roughly 35 people from the community participated in five discussion sessions at the Osoyoos Visitor Information Centre hosted by Kines Consulting Inc., a Vancouver-based consulting firm specializing in health care and social services.
The present and future of Osoyoos’s health care system were discussed in length during a Destination Osoyoos-sponsored review on Sept. 15.
Roughly 35 people from the community participated in five discussion sessions at the Osoyoos Visitor Information Centre hosted by Kines Consulting Inc., a Vancouver-based consulting firm specializing in health care and social services.
It was in a Grade 11 criminology class that Const. Kelly Baker of the Osoyoos-Oliver RCMP first knew she wanted to be a police officer and make a difference.
“It was really the only thing I ever imagined myself doing,” she said.
Baker, who has been with the local detachment for a year, is one of five female Mounties serving this community and one of 3,755 women serving with the RCMP across Canada.