Wayne Moore is a journalist based in Kelowna, Canada, who writes for Castanet Media and Castanet Kamloops. His articles cover a range of topics, including local news, sports, and community issues. With his extensive experience and contributions to various publications, Wayne provides valuable insights and updates to the Kelowna community.
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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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It’s a bittersweet time for Ian Robertson, who, for the past 30 years, has owned and operated Kelowna Springs Golf Course.
By: Wayne Moore
West Kelowna resident asks for independent review of city's water utility master plan
By: Wayne Moore
West Kelowna council approves additional budget for new city works yard
By: Wayne Moore
Kelowna boarding house operator sues city over loss of license
By: Kirk Penton, Nicholas Johansen, Cindy White, Rob Gibson, Madison Reeve, Wayne Moore
The Central Okanagan Hospice Association is holding a two-week fundraising raffle for a luxurious VIP experience at the highly anticipated Taylor Swift concert.
By: Wayne Moore
The Kelowna Rockets started slow but finished with a flourish Wednesday in a 5-3 come-from-behind win over the visiting Seattle Thunderbirds.
The operator of a Bernard Avenue boarding house is suing the City of Kelowna to get his business licence back.
By: Wayne Moore
Kelowna Falcons release schedule for the 2025 season.
The Kelowna Rockets announced today they have acquired 2006-born defenceman Nate Corbet from the Medicine Hat Tigers in exchange for 2005-born forward Ethan Neutens and a pair of picks in the WHL Pros
By: Wayne Moore
Kelowna council begins the process of amending parking regulations in the city
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