The long-running saga of the Oleander Drive property in Osyoyoos has finally neared a conclusion with the Supreme Court of British Columbia ordering the owners to bring the building into compliance and complete the construction in a timely fashion or demolish the building.
The Osoyoos sign at the intersection of Hwy. 97 and Hwy. 3 has been given a new coat of paint in departure from the “desert-esque” earth tones it previously sported.
The once yearly large item curbside garbage collection will happen in Osoyoos on April 11, 2023.
Regional directors for Oliver and Osoyoos are hoping that a recent meeting with a government minister will reap some benefits this year.
While the province is making it easier for internationally-educated nurses to work in BC, the mayor of Oliver is perplexed why the town is being left out of an incentive program for healthcare professionals.
Sometimes, reading the Times Chronicle makes me sick, especially when I read of the continuing...
A multi-use asphalt pathway at Legion Beach that could have posed a safety risk in the heat of Osoyoos summers will stay safe and cool for foot traffic of all kinds.
After standing without update for over 12 years, the travel and expense policy for staff members, council members, and other appointed officials of the Town of Osoyoos finally received its first official adjustment since early 2010 at the July 19 council meeting.
The Town of Osoyoos in conjunction with the Interior Health Authority has removed the Boil Water Notice issued August 4 to a wide swath of West Osoyoos.
The Town of Osoyoos, in conjunction with the Interior Health Authority, has today (Aug. 8) added an additional area covering Dividend Ridge and the Golf Course, to its earlier Boil Water Notice issued on Aug. 4.
Effective immediately the Town of Osoyoos in conjunction with the Interior Health Authority are issuing a precautionary Boil Water Notice.
Osoyoos town council received a draft of the 2021 Annual Report at a special meeting on May 31. The annual report contains reports from all the town’s directors as well as audited financial statements and a current Statement Of Financial Information (SOFI).
The Town of Osoyoos has found itself a new Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) in Rod Risling.
This summer the Town of Osoyoos will have a fire prevention expert to help keep the community safe.
While Osoyoos’ favourite fireworks guru Frank Zandvliet might be the best-known character in the Osoyoos Fireworks cast, fund-raising chief Annette Star and her gang have a crucial job in raising the funds to pay for that magical 30 minutes of pyrotechnic delight.
A long-delayed assessment of the financial, functional, and organizational state of Osoyoos’s fleet of community support vehicles has been completed and presented to town council for adoption.
Surprise! Regional tax requisitions for Oliver and Osoyoos are up this year.
The Town of Osoyoos has issued a Boil Water Notice (BWN) for three areas until further notice.
A boil water notice has been issued in regards to construction work relating to the water twinning project being undertaken by TwinCon Enterprises Ltd, until further notice.
The Town of Osoyoos has issued a Boil Water Notice effective from Nov. 9 until further notice.
As the warmer summer months come to an end, and the water demand decreases in the winter, the Town...
Desert Park Exhibition Society (DPES) and the Town of Osoyoos are entering into a partnering agreement in order to provide equestrian and related recreational activities.
The Town of Osoyoos and the Osoyoos Indian Band (OIB) have both thrown their support behind the Osoyoos Bike Club’s efforts to have trails in the South Okanagan Grasslands Protected Area officially recognized for multi-use by the public.