Kelowna, Canada (Local)
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Alistair Waters' focus is primarily on local news, especially in Kelowna and West Kelowna, British Columbia. His coverage heavily emphasizes government announcements and community-related stories such as crime, family & relationships, and entertainment news.
Given his focus on local news and community issues in the Kelowna area, pitches should provide insights or feature individuals involved in local events, government initiatives or responses to community issues. Pitches can also involve interviews with key figures from these areas who are directly impacted by evolving stories within the region.
Additionally, given his emphasis on family & relationships alongside crime reporting at a local level, Alistair may be open to human-interest stories involving personal experiences related to these themes that have broader relevance within the communities he covers.
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By: Alistair Waters
As Kelowna grapples with where to build a new multi-million-dollar performing arts centre, city council has endorsed a revamped long-term cultural plan that city staff say has a goal of increasing municipal cultural investment to $40 per capita by 2040.
By: Alistair Waters
Kelowna city council is giving itself high marks for addressing priority issues, such as crime and safety, affordable housing, homelessness and transportation.
As Kelowna grapples with where to build a new multi-million-dollar performing arts centre, city council has endorsed a revamped long-term cultural plan that city staff say has a goal of increasing municipal cultural investment to $40 per capita by 2040.
Kelowna city council is giving itself high marks for addressing priority issues, such as crime and safety, affordable housing, homelessness and transportation.
By: Alistair Waters
While the City of Kelowna will not put any resolutions on the floor at the upcoming Union of B.C.
By: Alistair Waters
With the nomination period for the upcoming municipal election in West Kelowna now open, the city says candidates can also start putting up election signs.
By: Alistair Waters
A Kelowna city councillor says the city's call to close the supervised consumption site downtown is "political pandering” as an election looms.
By: Alistair Waters
A Kelowna city councillor says the city’s call to close the supervised consumption site downtown is "political pandering” as an election looms.
By: Alistair Waters
Councillor calling it quits West Kelowna city Coun. Jason Friesen is calling it quits.
By: Alistair Waters
West Kelowna city Coun. Jason Friesen is calling it quits.
