Ron Seymour is a journalist based in Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada. He writes for the Kelowna Daily Courier and the Penticton Herald, focusing on local news and events in the Kelowna area. His articles cover a range of topics including power usage, real estate development, municipal politics, and community events.
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By: Ron Seymour
Only the City of West Kelowna could build a City Hall that shows its rear-end to citizens.
By: Ron Seymour
It's easier than it has been in many years to find an apartment in greater Kelowna, newly-released vacancy rates indicate.
Two men jailed for their role in the brazen daytime murder of a notorious gangster in downtown Kelowna are about to be released from prison.
Okanagan residents will have a third way next year to fly to Canada’s largest city.
The curtailment of short-term rentals in Kelowna helped lift revenues and occupancy rates at motels and hotels.
Coast-bound drivers face a long detour this morning following closure of both westbound lanes of Highway 97 C (the Okanagan Connector).
The curtailment of short-term rentals in Kelowna helped lift revenues and occupancy rates at motels and hotels.
By: Ron Seymour
The curtailment of short-term rentals in Kelowna helped lift revenues and occupancy rates at motels and hotels.
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the third of five stories counting down the five biggest local stories of 2024.
It’s easier than it has been in many years to find an apartment in greater Kelowna, newly-released vacancy rates indicate.
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