Kelowna council passes short-term rental bylaw in 4-3 vote
Existing 498 licenses will be allowed to operate when provincial changes begin on May 1
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Existing 498 licenses will be allowed to operate when provincial changes begin on May 1
Kelowna city council has voted to eliminate most short-term rentals, such as those listed on Airbnb, across the city with some small exceptions.
The welcome mat for the short-term rental of Kelowna homes and condos has been effectively removed by sweeping new provincial and municipal regulations.
The prospect of souleless AI replacing some people at Kelowna City Hall had me thinking ‘Thank God’. It wasn’t directly raised in the 500-odd pages of the provisional budget, which
Kelowna city councillors added more police than were recommended by municipal managers as they approved the 2024 budget.