In a social media post the Oliver Fire Department (OFD) shared images of a training session on Thursday evening (Oct 8).

As part of the Times Chronicle's coverage of the Municipal Election 2026 we have run two Q&A series (Oct. 1 and Oct. 8 editions) in which all candidates were asked the same questions with limits on ...

Oliver council candidate Leigh Lougheed says the town should plan further ahead for water and sewer infrastructure, build up ...

Brian Bagnall says he is running for a seat on Osoyoos council because his dream of building a major pickleball facility in ...

The Oliver and District Fire Department (OFD) says it responded to a report of an individual down an embankment in a creek on ...

Changes to the Town of Oliver’s sign bylaw are being made that will set out a holiday decorations standard moving forward, ...

Stopping in Oliver on Friday while on the campaign trail for the Oct. 24 provincial election, BC NDP Premier David Eby took ...

Councillor hopeful Warren Brown says Oliver should prepare for growth by attracting skilled workers, expanding housing ...

Jack Bennest says he is seeking a return to Oliver council because he enjoys the deliberative work of local government and ...

Substantial progress was made by the Towns of Osoyoos and Oliver during last week at the Union of British Columbia ...

Hockey fans in Osoyoos got to experience a unique taste of hockey recently, as the Osoyoos Coyotes brought back some of their ...

As the only incumbent on a very crowded ballot, Osoyoos Councillor   Johnny Cheong cites the progress toward a solution to ...