Residents should see no tax increase

Sicamous residents can expect to see little or no change to their property taxes this year. Last Wednesday, Sicamous council gave first and second reading to the district’s 2010 to 2019 financial plan. Financial services director Ruth Walper said the plan shows a zero tax per cent increase for 2010,... more

Curbside collection would tack on $177 to residential taxes

Up for bid: Salmon Arm garbage hauler says he won’t be able to compete for contracts. The idea that he’ll have to bid on the business he’s handled for 21 years doesn’t sit well with Cheap Garbage owner Alex Mathieson. The... more

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Princeton Posse puts an end to Eagles’ hopes for banner

The Sicamous Eagles came out on the losing side of a four-game battle against the Princeton Posse in Kootenay International Junior Hockey League playoff action. While the Eagles consecutively outshot the Posse, the more seasoned Princeton team possessed the skill to... more

• Weber donates to hospital, Franson called up

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Tax hike on private car sales give reason to kick tires

Buyer beware. Don’t just kick the tires when purchasing a used vehicle from a supposedly private vendor. Get it inspected by a reputable mechanic. It’s a simple solution that’s a lot more palatable than the latest tax from our Liberal government,... more

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More rational approach needed on greywater

Re: Letter, Houseboat companies must clean up their act, published in March 10 EVN. I would hope that most people who read Mr. Cooperman’s letter and understand it for what it is. This is a letter that is long on... more

• Education at Malakwa Elementary worth every penny
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• Houseboat companies must clean up their act

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