A dramatic plunge in new construction across Kelowna shouldn’t be taken as a sign of looming economic trouble, city councillors heard Monday. “We’re seeing right now development applications between the
A fundraising appeal to build a memorial to the five victims of Kelowna’s crane collapse has been boosted by the city and the firm that built the downtown high-rise where
The aging Cottonwoods long-term care home on Ethel Street will be replaced by a four-storey complex with 314 beds in single rooms with private washrooms.
Approximately 130 new homes in buildings up to four storeys are being proposed for an old farming property in the middle of a West Kelowna neighbourhood.
The separation between farmland and residential areas is evident in this aerial photograph shown to Central Okanagan Regional District directors this week during a presentation by two agrologists who outlined