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
New buildings in central Westbank should be capped at 19 storeys under a major updating of West Kelowna's zoning bylaws.
Three young people have been arrested in connection with the violent beating of a teenage Kelowna girl that was filmed and widely shared on social media.
By: Ron Seymour
Kelowna could become the first city in Canada, and one of the first in North America, to try out new technology aimed at cracking down on the owners of noisy vehicles.
By: Ron Seymour
Politics, philanthropy, and equestrianism will be featured as part of the newly-secured long-term preservation of the Bennett House in Kelowna.
By: Ron Seymour
The BC Conservatives are going back to the future by promising to build a second bridge across Okanagan Lake and have it opened by 2032.
KELOWNA — Money, shoes, and jewelry are some of the unusual items that end up at Kelowna’s sewage treatment plant.
By: Ron Seymour
KELOWNA — Five young people have been arrested in connection with the violent beating of a teenage Kelowna girl that was filmed and widely shared on social media.
By: Ron Seymour
The BC Conservatives are going back to the future by promising to build a second bridge across Okanagan Lake and have it opened by 2032.
By: Ron Seymour
A campaign promise by the BC Conservatives to have a second bridge across Okanagan Lake built and open by 2032 is unrealistic and unnecessary, their political opponents say.
By: Ron Seymour
Two more teens have been arrested in connection with the swarming and beating of a 13-year-old Kelowna girl.
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