Lakeshore Road condo development back before Kelowna council
Project moved forward in Dec 2023 despite concerns from three councillors over traffic congestion
Source: kelownacapnews.com
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Letters to the Editor (7): Saturday, March 30, 2024
Lower council salaries 10%
Source: pentictonherald.ca
Letters to the Editor (8): Saturday, March 30, 2024
Lower council salaries 10%
Source: kelownadailycourier.ca
Kelowna politicians likely to receive 30% raise
KELOWNA — Members of City of Kelowna council voted Monday in favour of significant pay raises, but the decision wasn’t close to unanimous as it was only supported by five
Source: pentictonherald.ca
'Doesn't seem right': Not all Kelowna councillors on board with pay raise
Report show remuneration for mayor and council among lowest with comparable municipalties
Source: saobserver.net
Kelowna, B.C. city council approves 30% pay hike for councillors
The mayor's salary will increase to $145,000 from $126,497 while councillors will see their wages rise to $58,080, from $42,992 a year. Both are closer to other large B.C. cities.
Source: globalnews.ca
Kelowna council votes itself a 35% raise - Kelowna News
Kelowna city council took the unusual step of approving themselves a raise that, if it passes final reading, would take effect immediately.
Source: castanetkamloops.net
'Doesn't seem right': Not all Kelowna councillors on board with pay raise
Report show remuneration for mayor and council among lowest with comparable municipalties
Source: kelownacapnews.com
Kelowna city council votes itself a BIG pay raise
Members of City of Kelowna council voted Monday in favour of significant pay raises, but the decision wasn’t close to unanimous as it was only supported by five members, rejected
Source: kelownadailycourier.ca
New homes coming for Kelowna's oldest neighbourhood as delay bid fails
A Kelowna neighbourhood with some of the city’s oldest and most architecturally appealing homes cannot be spared from new provincial rules aimed at building more housing in established areas, a
Source: kelownadailycourier.ca