Times Chronicle

Times Chronicle The Times Chronicle is proudly independent and locally owned serving the communities of Osoyoos, Oliver and surrounding areas.

Our weekly print edition is available by subscription ($50/year, delivered by Canada Post) and at local retailers each Thursday. In May of 2020 the Oliver Chronicle and the Osoyoos Times merged papers to become one sole newspaper encompassing local news, events and community spirit. We are dedicated to bringing the people of the South Okanagan news they can trust.

Dear Readers,The Times Chronicle is delighted to return to its own website and as a truly independent, locally-owned new...
11/03/2023

Dear Readers,

The Times Chronicle is delighted to return to its own website and as a truly independent, locally-owned newspaper focusing on our two communities of Osoyoos and Oliver following our departure from Castanet.

We will return to posting daily news on our website and soon will be once again offering our daily email newsletter.

Please bear with us as we iron out the remaining kinks.

For the latest stories please stop by our website at timeschronicleca

Thank you to all our loyal readers from the Times Chronicle team!

The poor air quality in Oliver has suspended mail delivery from Canada Post for today.
08/17/2023

The poor air quality in Oliver has suspended mail delivery from Canada Post for today.

The poor air quality in Oliver has suspended mail delivery from Canada Post for today.

The evacuation order for the Osoyoos Industrial Park has officially been rescinded as of this afternoon.
08/04/2023

The evacuation order for the Osoyoos Industrial Park has officially been rescinded as of this afternoon.

The community came out to support four young archers from the Osoyoos Indian Band (OIB) who were welcomed home last week...
08/03/2023

The community came out to support four young archers from the Osoyoos Indian Band (OIB) who were welcomed home last week after successfully competing at the North American Indigenous Games (NAIG) in Halifax.

The community came out to support four young archers from the Osoyoos Indian Band (OIB) who were welcomed home last week after successfully competing at the North American Indigenous Games (NAIG) in Halifax.

Evacuations include animals too, and the Animal Lifeline Emergency Response Team (ALERT) evacuated 22 horses on Saturday...
08/03/2023

Evacuations include animals too, and the Animal Lifeline Emergency Response Team (ALERT) evacuated 22 horses on Saturday from the Eagle Bluff wildfire and are currently housing alpacas.

Evacuations include animals too, and the Animal Lifeline Emergency Response Team (ALERT) evacuated 22 horses on Saturday from the Eagle Bluff wildfire and are currently housing alpacas.

Although there are no flames that crossed into the Town of Osoyoos, local businesses may still be getting burned.
08/03/2023

Although there are no flames that crossed into the Town of Osoyoos, local businesses may still be getting burned.

Although there are no flames that crossed into the Town of Osoyoos, local businesses may still be getting burned.

Call it a firefighter’s instinct, but smelling a hint of wildfire wafting in the breeze on Saturday afternoon at around ...
08/03/2023

Call it a firefighter’s instinct, but smelling a hint of wildfire wafting in the breeze on Saturday afternoon at around 4 p.m., Osoyoos Fire Rescue Chief Corey Kortmeyer cleared his schedule, sensing a problem could be brewing.

Call it a firefighter’s instinct, but smelling a hint of wildfire wafting in the breeze on Saturday afternoon at around 4 p.m., Osoyoos Fire Rescue Chief Corey Kortmeyer cleared his schedule, sensing a problem could be brewing.

UPDATE: 3:15 p.m.The Town of Osoyoos has added properties and amended the evacuation alert.
08/01/2023

UPDATE: 3:15 p.m.
The Town of Osoyoos has added properties and amended the evacuation alert.

UPDATE 3:15 p.m. The Town of Osoyoos has added properties and amended the evacuation alert.

Osoyoos is not getting preferential treatment in the Eagle Bluff wildfire because of its status as one of 14 Resort Muni...
08/01/2023

Osoyoos is not getting preferential treatment in the Eagle Bluff wildfire because of its status as one of 14 Resort Municipalities in BC, says BC Wildfire Service.

Osoyoos is not getting preferential treatment in the Eagle Bluff wildfire because of its status as one of 14 Resort Municipalities in BC, says BC Wildfire Service.

UPDATE 1:36 p.m.More properties have been taken off evacuation order and evacuation alert in the Osoyoos area.
08/01/2023

UPDATE 1:36 p.m.
More properties have been taken off evacuation order and evacuation alert in the Osoyoos area.

UPDATE 3:15 p.m. The Town of Osoyoos has added properties and amended the evacuation alert.

Donations have been coming in from all directions to support the ongoing battle with the Eagle Bluff Wildfire near Osoyo...
08/01/2023

Donations have been coming in from all directions to support the ongoing battle with the Eagle Bluff Wildfire near Osoyoos.

Address

8317 Main Street, PO Box 359
Osoyoos, BC
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Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 11pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

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+12504957225

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