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Where they live: Few Kelowna council candidates live in urban town centres

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KELOWNA - The plan for adding 40,000 new residents to Kelowna over the next 20 years calls for new construction to be concentrated in five so-called urban town centres: City Centre, Pandosy, Capri-Landmark, Midtown (which includes Orchard Park) and Rutland.

That list doesn’t include the area of Kelowna where the largest group of candidates for council actually come from: Glenmore. Of the 25 people running for mayor and council, six – about one quarter – are from Glenmore.

None are from Rutland or Midtown. Or, for that matter from less urban areas like East Kelowna. By broadly describing the Mission as somewhere south of Pandosy all the way to Cedar Creek Winery, there’s another five.

There are lots of reasons to choose a particular candidate and one of those reasons may be where they live in the city, especially if they live in the same neighbourhood as you.

As part of our election coverage, iNFOnews.ca checked the candidates' addresses on their nomination papers and here's where they live:

Glenmore

Gail Given

Craig Hostland

Graham James

Jeff Piattelli

Mohini Singh

Loyal Wooldridge

Mission

Kevin Bond

Maxine DeHart

Mo Rajabally

Dustin Sargent

Brad Sieben

Capri/Landmark

Bobby Kennedy

Bob Schewe

Charlie Hodge

Pandosy

Lindsay Bell

Greg Dahms

Luke Stack

Downtown

Mark Boyer

Stef Van Meeteren

Hospital Area

Colin Basran

Tom Dyas

Gordon Lovegrove

Rutland

Amarjit Singh Lalli

Airport

Ryan Donn

Killiney Beach

Wayne Carson

 

Election day is tomorrow, Oct. 20.

Get caught up on the Kelowna election campaign here.


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