Residents of Kelowna, the largest city in B.C.’s Interior, and one of the fastest-growing communities in Canada, have chosen their next mayor and council in the 2022 B.C. municipal election.
Global News is projecting Tom Dyas has been elected mayor.
It’s a reversal of fortune from 2018, when incumbent mayor Colin Basran handily defeated the field, including Dyas.
Global News is projecting incumbents Loyal Wooldridge, Mohini Singh, Luke Stack, Charlie Hodge and Maxine Dehart will be joined by Rick Webber, Ron Cannan and Gord Lovegrove.
Candidates
Mayor
Colin Basran (incumbent)
Tom Dyas
David Habib
Glendon Charles Smedley
Silverado Socrates
Council
Susan Ames
Chris Becenko
Chris Bocskei
Amarit Brar
Ron Cannan
Sacheen Collecut
Greg Dahms
Maxine DeHart (incumbent)
Indy Dhial
Darrin Fiddler
Gail Given (incumbent)
Bal Grewal
Charlie Hodge (incumbent)
Daniel Joseph
James Kay
Davis Kyle
Amarjit Singh Lalli
Gord Lovegrove
Tom Macauley
Elaine McMurray
D. Ben Norman
Brian Rogers
Zach Sawatzky
Dan Schlosser
Anthony Shephard
Mohini Singh (incumbent)
Luke Stack (incumbent)
Peter Truch
Rick Webber
Noel Wentworth
Chris Williams
Loyal Wooldridge (incumbent)
Population of municipality
143,148 (2021).
Boundary of the municipality
Along the shores of Okanagan Lake is where you’ll find Kelowna, the centre of the Okanagan Valley.
Nearby communities include Westbank, Peachland, Lake Country and West Kelowna.
This profile will continually be updated to reflect the latest information, interviews and events in the campaign.
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