Clement Ave. Extension/City of Kelowna

By Vernon Matters Staff

Road improvements

Kelowna council to hear timeline for Clement Ave. extension

Nov 21, 2025 | 11:22 AM

Progress continues on the Clement Avenue Multi-Modal Corridor Extension, a project designed to ease traffic congestion and improve connectivity across Midtown Kelowna.

Preliminary designs show the corridor could increase road capacity by 25 to 30 per cent, add new creek crossings, and support future dedicated transit lanes along Highway 97.

This is how the intersection at Clement and Spall will look/ City of Kelowna rendering

The extension will create a fourth east-west route through Midtown and is expected to decrease travel times for commuters, transit, cyclists and pedestrians. Construction is currently targeted for 2028 and 2029, pending funding and final design approvals.

The project is estimated to cost more than $210 million, with the city actively seeking provincial partnership investments. City staff said all updates, including progress on design, scope, and advocacy efforts, will be presented to council next week.

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Officials said the corridor is a key part of Kelowna’s long-term transportation strategy and will help support population growth and redevelopment in the Midtown area.