Wayne Moore is a journalist at Castanet Media. With over 35 years of experience in broadcasting, he specializes in political and sports reporting, often covering City Hall and regional issues. Wayne's work has been featured in several publications, including Vancouver is Awesome, Tri City News, and the Times Colonist.
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Kelowna, Canada (Local)
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Wayne Moore's coverage is centered around local news in Kelowna, emphasizing sports events and government announcements. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights or exclusive information related to local sports teams such as the Kelowna Rockets, ongoing development projects within the city, updates on municipal decisions particularly those concerning short-term rentals or infill projects outside downtown core. For topics like engagement with the City Council of Kelowna and other local news stories, pitching relevant press releases or announcing evolving stories may be effective approaches for engagement.
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DCC rates in Kelowna going up marginally
By: Wayne Moore
City of Kelowna planning wildfire fuel mitigation on Knox and Dilworth mountains
The City of Kelowna will be raising development cost charges to coincide with the rise in the consumer price index.
By: Wayne Moore, Cindy White, Colin Dacre, Nicholas Johansen, Madison Reeve, Casey Richardson, Kathy Michaels, Rob Gibson
Salvage harvesting begins in Rose Valley Regional Park.
By: Wayne Moore
Kelowna chamber endorse city attempt to bring short-term rental bylaws in line with the province
By: Wayne Moore
Kelowna International Airport welcomed more than 2.1 million passengers in 2024
By: Cindy White, Kathy Michaels, Rob Gibson, Casey Richardson, Wayne Moore, Madison Reeve, Nicholas Johansen, Colin Dacre
Central Okanagan Search and Rescue successfully brought six motorists to safety on Jan. 21, 2025 after they got stuck in icy conditions in the hills above West Kelowna.
By: Wayne Moore
Special teams were the difference Tuesday night as the Brandon Wheat Kings dumped the Kelowna Rockets 7-3 before 3,357 fans at Prospera Place.
By: Wayne Moore
Owners of former Russo sawmill site seek permit for wood cleanup
Bump in passenger volume can be attributed to increased air service with access to new destinations, increased frequency and larger aircraft
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