Downtown Kelowna hotel project enters planning phase
The City of Kelowna is moving forward with plans for a new waterfront hotel.
New “KELOWNA” entry sign installed on north side of city
The City says collaboration between Indigenous and non-Indigenous team members was central to the monument's vision, bringing together diverse cultural perspectives to create a meaningful and enduring landmark.
Plans for new $18 million public swim area in City Park revelaed
Plans for the new addition include a protected swim area with 8 50-metre swim lanes and a diving platform.Â
Hotel Eldorado Granted Court Injunction
The Hotel Eldorado has responded to the City of Kelowna’s plan to expropriate the waterfront boardwalk on the property and is calling on the city to come to the table.
Plans for outdoor swim venue in city park to be revealed
The event will include remarks from Mayor Tom Dyas, City staff and partners.
Paving Project Brings Overnight Closures to Sexsmith, Valley Road North
Paving work on Sexsmith Road and Valley Road North will bring overnight road closures beginning Monday, August 31.
Low water levels may make launching boats difficult
As drought conditions continue to plague the Okanagan, the City of Kelowna says low water levels will impact boat launches.
Expropriation a drastic escalation, says legal expert
With the City of Kelowna beginning the expropriation process on a portion of waterfront property at the Hotel Eldorado, some experts say the escalation is extreme.
City of Kelowna offers up cool spots to avoid high temperatures during heat warning
Free outdoor recreation events are not currently impacted by the Yellow heat alert.
City of Kelowna to begin expropriation process over Hotel Eldorado boardwalk
The City of Kelowna is beginning efforts to protect local waterfront access as it plans to expropriate a portion of the waterfront boardwalk in front of the Hotel Eldorado.
DeHart Park earns award for environmental sustainability
The City says DeHart Community Park’s design considered habitat restoration, pollinator‑supportive landscaping, water‑wise design elements, and protection of mature trees and naturalized areas wherever possible.
Seasonal closure to begin on busy downtown Kelowna street
Starting Friday, May 15 in the afternoon, Bernard Avenue between Abbott and Pandosy Street will become an open pedestrian corridor until September 7.
