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The welcome mat for the short-term rental of Kelowna homes and condos has been effectively removed by sweeping new provincial and municipal regulations.

City planners and councillors appear to have a slight difference of opinion regarding the aesthetic appeal of a six-storey building coming to Gordon Drive.

Bill 44 is meant to streamline residential development and the delivery of more homes

Kelowna residents shouldn’t see much in the way of new road construction in 2024.

Civilians could be tasked with greater responsibility inside Kelowna’s police station, city councillors heard.

A Nov. 21 public hearing on major changes to Kelowna’s short-term rental policies is likely to be a contentious affair, city councillors say.

About 12 people showed up in council holding signs

A major new entertainment complex in downtown Kelowna that opens today was already making news a year ago. And again, earlier this month.

‘Every time we add an additional regulation or cost we add to the unaffordability’

Micro suites being used for short-term rentals concern for council