A commitment to Kelowna
Anyone can say they'll listen. I want to prove it.
Before election day on October 17, Teresa is committing to 1,000 one-on-one conversations with residents across all 13 Kelowna neighbourhoods. No scripts, no filters, just listening. This page tracks every one of them.
190 / 1,000
Conversations
Includes conversations from before the tour's formal launch.
4/13
Neighbourhoods visited
8
Coffee sessions
Updated August 16
This week
Wednesday
August 19 · 8:00–10:00 AM
Bean Scene (Landmark)
100–1615 Dickson Ave, Kelowna, BC
Get directionsComing up next: Black Mountain & Ellison, week of August 24.
The three questions
What do you love most about Kelowna?
What concerns you most?
If you could change one thing at City Hall, what would it be?
This week I heard
Every Sunday, a short recap of what came up in that week's conversations.
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.
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 moreWeek 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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