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Announcements, press releases, events, and endorsements from Teresa May's campaign for Kelowna City Council.
Week six of Teresa May's 1,000 Conversations Tour across Kelowna: 371 conversations from Tower Ranch to Rutland to Landmark, on youth and recovery, traffic and road safety, struggling local businesses, city transparency, and affordability.
Read moreWeek five of Teresa May's 1,000 Conversations Tour across Landmark, Rutland, and a women's event in Kelowna: what 105 residents said about homelessness and safety, accessible housing, speaking at council, term limits, and belonging.
Read moreWeek four of Teresa May's 1,000 Conversations Tour in the Mission, Kelowna — the week the wildfires came close: what 74 residents said about fire preparedness, evacuation and growth, water, mental health, and transit.
Read moreWeek three of Teresa May's 1,000 Conversations Tour in Glenmore, Kelowna: what 22 residents said about street safety, roads and growth, parking, and the cost of living — plus a call for new voices on council.
Read moreWeek two of Teresa May's 1,000 Conversations Tour in Rutland, Kelowna: what 34 residents said about homelessness and safety, roads and growth, city spending, and staying informed.
Read moreAfter a hard wildfire season, Teresa May shares why she advocates for fire-resistant construction, using non-combustible magnesium cement to help Okanagan families rebuild stronger.
Read articleCastanet reports from downtown Kelowna as ZS2 Technologies demonstrates its fire-resistant magnesium cement, with Teresa May explaining the technology and why it matters in a wildfire-prone region.
Read articleA Castanet video on ZS2 Technologies' magnesium cement construction, the non-combustible, fire-resistant building system Teresa May is helping bring to the Okanagan.
Read articleWeek one of Teresa May's 1,000 Conversations Tour in Downtown Kelowna: what 25 residents said about safety, the performing arts centre site, city spending, and family programming.
Read moreKelowna's Shawn Michael Vibert on why he's backing Teresa May for City Council: she brings people together and turns caring into action.
Read moreRose Sexsmith, founder of Kelowna's Rose's Waterfront Pub, endorses Teresa May for City Council: passionate, community-minded, and giving it her all.
Read moreRetired Kelowna business owner Gordie Abougoush gives Teresa May his strongest endorsement for City Council, citing more than two decades of honesty, integrity, and practical solutions.
Read moreInfoRadar covers Teresa May's candidacy for Kelowna City Council and the priorities behind her 2026 campaign.
Read articleKelowna's 103.1 Beach Radio reports on Teresa May entering the race for Kelowna City Council in the 2026 municipal election.
Read articleLongtime Kelowna entrepreneur, volunteer, and community leader Teresa May announces her candidacy for Kelowna City Council in the October 2026 election.
Read moreCastanet reports on Teresa May entering the race for Kelowna City Council in the October 2026 election.
Read articleTeresa May's personal Facebook post announcing her run for Kelowna City Council, and the warm response from her community.
Read articleKelowna Capital News covers Teresa May's announcement that she is running for Kelowna City Council in 2026, and the priorities behind her campaign.
Read articleIn print
Coverage of Teresa's launch from Kelowna's local newspapers.
