The directors of the Oliver-Osoyoos Search and Rescue team are protected from the kind of lawsuit launched against an East Kootenay rescue squad by the husband of a woman who died in February, said the team’s search manager.
Jim McConnell of Oliver said the local team had third party liability insurance put in place last year which covers the team’s directors for liability or Workers Compensation Board issues.
The directors of the Oliver-Osoyoos Search and Rescue team are protected from the kind of lawsuit launched against an East Kootenay rescue squad by the husband of a woman who died in February, said the team’s search manager.
Jim McConnell of Oliver said the local team had third party liability insurance put in place last year which covers the team’s directors for liability or Workers Compensation Board issues.
Only a few weeks ago, the stables at the Desert Park Equestrian Centre were a scene of shuttered stalls, cobwebs and pigeon droppings.
Now, on a warm June afternoon, one can see horses peeking out of stalls in two of the stable buildings.
Only a few weeks ago, the stables at the Desert Park Equestrian Centre were a scene of shuttered stalls, cobwebs and pigeon droppings.
Now, on a warm June afternoon, one can see horses peeking out of stalls in two of the stable buildings.
Osoyoos town council has unanimously agreed to put its support behind a resident who is making noise about the problems she says are caused by propane cannons in nearby vineyards and orchards.
Mirella Baldissera spoke before council on June 15 to make the Town aware of her concerns about the negative effects the bangs from propane cannons can have on residents who live near agricultural areas and tourists staying in Osoyoos.