Kelowna mayor’s federal election wish list
The mayor of Kelowna says the city wants a productive federal government with a strong mandate.
In an op-ed Friday, a few days before Monday’s general election, Tom Dyas listed the many areas in which Kelowna needs backing from Ottawa.
Among those: housing and affordability, investment in infrastructure and transit, improved public safety, and “real solutions to the complex challenges of mental health, addictions, and homelessness”, as he put it.
“We’re taking meaningful action locally, but municipalities cannot solve these challenges alone,” he wrote, in part. “Local governments rely on investments, legislation, and collaboration from both provincial and federal partners.”











