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Was John Oliver Highschool in Vancouver named after him too?

Yes. http://www.vancouverhistory.ca/whoswho_O.htm

This former Premier of the province of British Columbia recognized the symbolism of the apple - he was always eating from a basket of them on the floor of the Legislative Assembly. My authority on this is the History of BC Politics course led by Norman Ruff. Unfortunately, I can't find adequate independent support of this.