Resilient communities, where people are prioritized.

5 PRIORITY CAMPAIGNS

• 5 PRIORITY CAMPAIGNS

• Safe & Productive Streets

  

  Streets aren’t for sitting in traffic, and more roads will only add to the problem. Traffic congestion and road safety can only be fixed by shifting the priority of local streets from automobile throughput to human safety and wealth creation.

• Mix-use Development

  

  Neighbourhoods where people can live, work, shop and play increase our connection to our communities. Shockingly these mixed-use neighbourhoods are illegal to build in the vast majority of Kelowna. We seek to have the next increment of development intensity allowed, by right, in every neighborhood in Kelowna.

• End Parking Mandates & Subsidies

  

  We seek an end to the mandates and subsidies that cause productive land to be used for motor vehicle storage.

• Transparent Local Accounting

  

  We seek to reveal the financial implications of the Suburban Experiment by increasing the transparency of local government accounting practices.

• End Highway Expansion

  

  Giant highways divide our city and cut us off from one another - and traffic is as bad as it’s ever been! We seek to curtail the primary mechanism of local wealth destruction and municipal insolvency: the continued expansion of motorways and related auto-based transportation systems. And advocate for actual solutions in their place (transit, biking etc)!

ARTICLES

How we can take control of our place's financial future.

• For Kelowna to have a high quality of life, it must have a strong economy

  Davis Kyle

  Kelowna must focus on building a city that works for everyone—where housing is affordable, good jobs are available, and the cost of living is manageable. Rather than increasing taxes on housing, the solution lies in increasing supply to fix low vacancy rates, supporting local industries, and promoting smart growth. This approach will ensure a strong economy, lower costs, and a high quality of life for all residents.

• How council should respond to tariff threats from the USA - Letter to Council

  Davis Kyle

  Davis Kyle urges the Kelowna Mayor and Council to respond more aggressively to the economic threat posed by U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods, which he argues are part of a broader protectionist strategy. He criticizes the City’s focus on minor zoning issues while the economy faces a major crisis. Kyle calls for bold, structural reforms to protect jobs and support economic resilience, including tax and zoning reforms, DCC waivers for wood construction, utility bonding, and boosting housing and business competitiveness. He emphasizes that incremental changes won’t suffice—what’s needed is urgent, decisive, and coordinated action across all levels of government.