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Beyond 1,000: Two Weeks on the Trail in Kelowna
Two weeks past 1,000 conversations in Kelowna: what residents are asking about the Performing Arts Centre, Kelowna Springs, empty buildings, and safety.
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1,000 Conversations: We Reached the Goal in Kelowna
Teresa May's 1,000 Conversations Tour reached its goal with 1,001 conversations, and what Kelowna residents said about housing, safety, growth and costs.
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This Week I Heard: 144 Conversations Across Kelowna
Week seven of Teresa May's 1,000 Conversations Tour across Kelowna: 144 conversations on recovery and homelessness, excessive vehicle noise, needles in parks, and a practical idea to curb illegal dumping, bringing the running total to 810.
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This Week I Heard: Across the City, Kelowna
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.
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This Week I Heard: Landmark, Rutland, and a Room Full of Women, Kelowna
Week 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.
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This Week I Heard: Mission, Kelowna
Week 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.
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This Week I Heard: Glenmore, Kelowna
Week 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.
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This Week I Heard: Rutland, Kelowna
Week 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.
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Teresa May on building for wildfire resilience in the Okanagan
After 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.
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This Week I Heard: Downtown Kelowna
Week 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.
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Teresa Shares Her Kelowna City Council Announcement on Facebook
Teresa May's personal Facebook post announcing her run for Kelowna City Council, and the warm response from her community.
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