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Candidates in
Kelowna
Candidates for
Mayor
Glendon Charles Smedley
Independent
Tom Dyas
Independent
Silverado Socrates
Independent
Colin Basran
Independent
David Habib
Independent
Candidates for
Council
Spirit Alliance
2 candidates for Council
Sacheen Collecutt
Spirit Alliance
Chris Williams
Spirit Alliance
Susan Ames
Independent
Greg Dahms
Independent
Indy Dhial
Independent
Bal Grewal
Independent
Daniel Joseph
Independent
James Kay
Independent
Davis Kyle
Independent
Gord Lovegrove
Independent
Tom Macauley
Independent
Elaine McMurray
Independent
Zach Sawatzky
Independent
Mohini Singh
Independent
Luke Stack
Independent
Rick Webber
Independent
Noel Wentworth
Independent
Chris Becenko
Independent
D. Ben Norman
Independent
Christopher Bocskei
Independent
Amarit Brar
Independent
Ron Cannan
Independent
Maxine DeHart
Independent
Darrin Fiddler
Independent
Gail Given
Independent
Charlie Hodge
Independent
Amarjit Lalli
Independent
Brian Rogers
Independent
Dan Schlosser
Independent
Anthony Shephard
Independent
Peter Truch
Independent
Loyal Wooldridge
Independent
Candidates for
Central Okanagan School Board
Parents Voice BC
3 candidates for School Board
Tovey Demman
Parents Voice
Teresa Docksteader
Parents Voice
Chris Fieber
Parents Voice
Wayne Broughton
Independent
Julia Fraser
Independent
Val Johnson
Independent
Chris Becenko
Independent
Erika Shepard
Independent
Lee-Ann Tiede
Independent
Amarjit Lalli
Dan Schlosser
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Brian Rogers
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Kelowna Council
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