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June 28, 2022
Monkey’s Playhouse was one of Kelowna’s better known child care facilities until it closed in about 2012. Now, a decade later, the former church site is subject to a rezoning and development application to bu
June 26, 2022
A mixed industrial/residential neighbourhood that has been in trouble with the City of Kelowna is on its way to becoming valuable industrial land.There is such a demand for industrial land in the city that it’s nea
June 24, 2022
Canada is facing a crisis in housing supply and, consequently, affordability, according to the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.And the Thompson-Okanagan region is already lagging in housing construction compared
June 22, 2022
Next to downtown Kelowna, the fastest growing neighbourhood is the South Pandosy area of the city.Major housing projects are planned next to Bryce Gyro Park south of the Mission Park shopping centre and there are numerou
June 22, 2022
The 89,000 square foot former B.C. Tree Fruits building, next to the Tolko Mill site in Kelowna’s North End, is being converted into a homeless shelter.B.C. Housing made the announcement today, June 22.It will be r
June 22, 2022
No matter how clogged the W.R. Bennett Bridge across Okanagan lake gets, it hasn’t yet reached its maximum capacity.The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure told iNFOnews.ca, in an email, that the capacity
June 22, 2022
The pace of population growth slowed in B.C. between July 1, 2020 and July 1, 2021 but for most parts of the Thompson-Okanagan, growth actually accelerated.“The pandemic slowed population growth over the past two y
June 21, 2022
The City of Kelowna is looking at greatly expanding the areas of the city where fourplexes can be built with no input from neighbours.Right now, 90% of the land needed to accommodate Kelowna’s growth over the next
June 21, 2022
The City of West Kelowna has won an injunction to, at least for now, force Boucherie Beach Cottages to unlock the gates it put on its waterfront walkway on Okanagan Lake.The June 17 Supreme Court ruling grants the injunc
June 21, 2022
Two out of three Liberal MLAs representing the Central Okanagan want the province to at least consider a second crossing of Okanagan Lake in the face of rapid population growth.iNFOnews.ca emailed all three MLAs along wi