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First top cop takes command in West Kelowna (opens the original)
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West Kelowna now has its very own top cop. Nineteen years after the city was incorporated, West Kelownaâs RCMP detachment has its first-ever Officer-in-Charge. Insp. Brendan Dolan has been named to the position, the RCMP announced this week. âThe appointment of the first OIC for the West Kelowna detachment marks an important milestone in the detachmentâs history,â RCMP Chief Supt. Shawna Baher, Southeast BC Division, said in a release. Although it has its own police station, West Kelo
Voters unhappy with NDP but not sold on BC Conservatives (opens the original)
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Fifty-eight per cent of British Columbians believe the province is on the wrong track, the highest level of dissatisfaction ever discovered by the Leger polling firm. Nevertheless, the provincial election is currently a close race, with 39 per cent favouring the BC Conservatives and 36 per cent favouring the re-election of the NDP. But almost one-third say they are likely to switch their voting intention before voting day, with that number rising to 41 per cent among people aged 18-34. âTha
Election Notebook! Dubious friends, spelling booboos, and Polymarket odds (opens the original)
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Could he be the Ron Cannan who's running for mayor of Kelowna? If so, someone should tell Tom Dyas, the incumbent mayor whose website has misspelled Cannan's name in a new posting. "What does Ron Cannon stand for?" the headline on the post asks. In fairness, Cannan's name is spelled correctly elsewhere on the page. Anywho, Cannan/Cannon is against extra police, extra firefighters, and extra bylaw officers, Dyas suggests. Dyas notes that Cannan, a city councillor and former Conservative MP f
Kelowna hopes Marriott will operate potential hotel (opens the original)
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The City of Kelowna says it would like the Marriott hotel chain to operate a new downtown high-rise, if a company is found to build it. In a vague release issued by the city this week, it said it has âidentifiedâ Marriott as the âpreferredâ operator of a high-rise hotel that might be built on a near-waterfront city-owned lot at the corner of Queenway and Water Street. âThis project reflects the momentum and bold investment shaping Kelownaâs waterfront and city,â Mayor Tom Dyas sa
Kelowna mum on deal with U.S. firm for Prospera Place (opens the original)
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The City of Kelowna says it canât release information on the bid submitted by a U.S.-based firm thatâs been selected to run Prospera Place beginning in 2029. After a delay of several days, the city responded Tuesday to various media requests for comment on plans to award a long-term management contract for the downtown arena to Denver-based Oak View Group. It says proper procedures were followed in evaluating the three bids received, but also suggests the deal with OVG has not been finaliz
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