Gary Barnes is an author and journalist based in Kelowna, British Columbia. With a focus on local news and community issues, Gary has written for various publications including the Kelowna Capital News, Lake Country Calendar, and Penticton Western News. His work covers a wide range of topics, including local government, infrastructure, tourism, and environmental concerns.
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Kelowna, Canada (Local)
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Gary's coverage heavily focuses on local news, including government announcements and press releases about development projects, fire incidents, and homelessness. He also covers topics related to transportation & logistics, crime, entertainment news, and sustainability.
If you have insights or expertise in local government initiatives related to development projects or initiatives addressing homelessness in the Kelowna area of British Columbia in Canada, your pitches are likely to resonate with Gary. Additionally, if you can provide expert commentary on fire incident management and its impact on residential buildings within this geographic region it could be of interest.
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The sale follows more than a decade of legal proceedings
By: Gary Barnes
Originally budgeted at $18 million, the new city hall came in well over budget at $22.79 million
The sale follows more than a decade of legal proceedings The former Hell's Angels Clubhouse at 837 Ellis Street has been sold to the City of Kelowna.
'The claim that the district attempted to sidestep the union is simply inaccurate'
By: Gary Barnes
'Complete and final accounting of the city hall project should be done by the end of January'
By: Gary Barnes
Sections of the Yellow Bell Loop Trail and Bunchgrass Trail have been reopened
By: Jordy Cunningham, Gary Barnes
Crews were called to a property on Woods Road in Rutland
The 1.3-hectare property is at the north end of Lang Trail and next to Trepanier Bench Park
The increase has been trimmed for the originally proposed 8.35 per cent
By: Gary Barnes
Restrictions will be in effect along Water Street between Queensway and Doyle Avenue
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