Oliver Council Candidate Emphasizes Long-Term Infrastructure Planning
Candidate Leigh Lougheed stresses the importance of planning for Oliver's growth, citing water supply concerns and exploring new sources.
Council decisions, bylaws, public spending, development, civic accountability and local government notices.
Candidate Leigh Lougheed stresses the importance of planning for Oliver's growth, citing water supply concerns and exploring new sources.
Candidate Natasha Stevenson proposes a more collaborative approach to governance.
The Town of Osoyoos has granted a Development Variance Permit (DVP) for a single-level rental suite at 6 Braeburn Place, allowing the construction of an accessory dwelling unit.
The Town of Oliver's Council has approved new festive decorations bylaws, reducing insurance costs from $5 million to $2 million after an evaluation.
Osoyoos realtor Ken Davreux seeks re-election to town council, focusing on key issues like drinking water and communication.
The Town of Osoyoos affordable housing program is undergoing review due to changes in its Official Community Plan.
Local resident Jack Bennest seeks re-election to Oliver council, citing his experience and commitment to infrastructure maintenance.
JP Vala, owner of Strike Alarms and Security Ltd., is running for Oliver council with an emphasis on water restrictions and tax rates, aiming to address the town’s infrastructure needs and community concerns.
Mail ballots are available to eligible voters who are unable to vote in person during advance voting or on General Voting Day.
Osoyoos and Oliver showcased their municipal initiatives at this year’s UBCM Convention, held from September 14 to 18 at the Vancouver Convention Centre. Eight council members from both towns attended the event.
Osoyoos candidate Bridget Wilson suggests adding a public question period to town council meetings.
Council approved the proposed 2027-2031 Sun Bowl Arena budget .
As the Notice of Election by Voting statutory advertisement required under section 99 of the Local Government Act was not printed in the Thursday, September 24, 2026 edition of the Times Chronicle newspaper as scheduled, this notice is being issued to electors of the Town…
Please be advised that the Town of Osoyoos 2026 Tax Sale, scheduled for Monday, September 28, 2026, has been cancelled.
Candidate Ron Sargeant suggests communication failure is at core of Osoyoos' problems.
Former Oliver mayor Hart Buckendahl is eyeing the top job in Osoyoos, proposing a slate of initiatives that include affordable housing projects and improved access to healthcare. His campaign emphasizes his extensive experience with construction businesses and municipal governance.
Pursuant to Section 647 of the Local Government Act, notice is hereby given that the following properties will be subject to Tax Sale unless the delinquent taxes, together with interest, are paid in full.
Mayoral candidate Scott Armstrong says water treatment would be his first priority in office, followed by changes to development approvals, new worker housing and a tighter approach to municipal spending.
Oliver residents are gearing up for an election that promises to be competitive, with twelve candidates vying for various positions on the ballot.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE Petitions & Delegations
To date, no nominations have been received for the elected positions of WATER COUNCILLOR in the Osoyoos general local election. Water Councillors must reside on a property served by Osoyoos water systems 8 or 9, in the Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen Area A. Water Councillors…
The Osoyoos museum has secured council approval to seek zoning change, aiming to establish itself as an official cultural facility.
The Oliver Heritage Society aims to achieve clearer objectives by 2027, according to a presentation made to the Oliver Council.
Kelowna Mayor Tom Dyas and Penticton Mayor Julius Bloomfield call for urgent action on community crises, including addiction and mental health issues.
JF Launier, a well-known local car personality, has announced his candidacy for an Osoyoos town council seat.
The municipal budget process for Osoyoos and Oliver begins with public consultations and deadline-driven budgeting.
Osoyoos council voted against granting a reduced off-street parking variance to developers seeking fewer spaces per dwelling unit in townhouse developments, despite a request for one space per house.
The Osoyoos council has rejected a Development Variance Permit (DVP) application for a residence on Chardonnay Court, following discussions and concerns raised by residents regarding parking space and potential unauthorized secondary suites.
Committee of the Whole Petitions & Delegations
The Town of Oliver is urging agricultural water users to conserve water due to ongoing drought conditions.
The Town of Oliver's council has approved an increase in arena fees by two percent for the upcoming fiscal year, aligning with neighboring municipalities' fee structures.
PUBLIC NOTICE is given to the electors of the Town of Osoyoos that nominations will be received for the offices of:
The Town of Oliver will access interim borrowing to cover $1.1 million in costs for the Rockcliffe irrigation project, with the total loan amount reduced to $550,000.
The Town of Osoyoos council has delayed its decision on a variance application for a property at 8 Chardonnay Court, citing concerns over off-street parking and emergency vehicle access.
Osoyoos municipal officials have unanimously approved an extension of their waste management contract with Waste Connections Canada Inc., including rate increases and new initiatives.