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Hunt is on to find Kelowna’s fourth Liberal MLA
The ink is not yet quite dry on plans to expand the Kelowna area into…
Kelowna-Lake Country MLA Norm Letnick not running for re-election
After 14 years as MLA for the Kelowna-Lake Country riding, Norm Letnick announced he will…
Relocated welfare office sparking town hall meeting with MLAs in Kelowna’s Rutland
Two Kelowna BC United MLAs have called a town hall meeting for Rutland next week…
Rutland doesn’t need more supportive housing yet, says Kelowna Lake Country MLA
KELOWNA – In an open letter to Selina Robinson, Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing,…
Used needles and bicycle thefts: Rutland residents speak out against constant crime
KELOWNA – Every morning, Matthew Singer looks through the hedges in front of his parents'…
BREAKING: Letnick will serve his third term as Kelowna-Lake Country MLA
KELOWNA – Norm Letnick has been declared winner in his third straight provincial election, with…
B.C. ELECTION 2017: Eye on the Kelowna-Lake Country race
KELOWNA – For the past sixteen years, Kelowna-Lake Country has been a sweep for the…
B.C. ELECTION 2017: Kelowna-Lake Country Liberal incumbent Norm Letnick hopes his door knocking pays off
KELOWNA – When asked what his biggest weakness is, Norm Letnick lands on an answer…
B.C. hops farming breweries threatened by agricultural land regulations
KELOWNA – A petition that has garnered nearly 3,000 supporters is hoping to change agriculture…
Can you spot the B.C. Agriculture Minister in this photo?
KELOWNA – Kelowna-Lake Country MLA Norm Letnick posed shirtless in an orchard to raise awareness…
Premier makes official the opening of low-income housing in Kelowna’s North End
KELOWNA – The new Pleasantvale homes have been occupied for awhile now but that didn’t…
Buy Local gets big boost
KELOWNA – The provincial government has found an extra $2-million for the Buy Local program. Agriculture minister and Kelowna-Lake Country MLA Norm Letnick made the announcement Saturday. "The Buy Local program will continue to be a huge success in encouraging British Columbians to choose the high-quality foods grown and produced right here at home,” Letnick says...