Venables Theatre will be the place to secure a seat on Nov. 12 when an Indigenous dance troupe will present an unforgettable show. The Dancers of Damelahamid bring Minowin, an exquisite, contemporary work that balances movement, song, and new multimedia design to reflect on Indigenous identity.
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Full of heartache, despair and faint hope as this story will reveal. No body to bring home – just a memory.
My Uncle Gordon Lorne Rowe was killed (MIA) at age 23 on New Year’s Day, January 1, 1945.
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When most people think of teenagers, the words that come to mind are “hormonal,” “emotional,” and “irrational.” While these are often true, people also overlook the good in teens too, such as their kindness, resilience, and community involvement.
As a professional teenager, I’ve noticed that some of the older generation of Osoyoos have given youth a bad rap.
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As I approach the end of my nine years at the council table, I would like to take this opportunity to sincerely thank the citizens of Oliver for the faith they placed in me to represent them.
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Written 51 years ago by South Okanagan Secondary School (SOSS) Grade 12 student Bob Petho for Remembrance Day 1970, the poem reflected not just the era of anti-war protests over US involvement in Vietnam but Petho’s personal feelings about war.
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