Kelowna City Council
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Oct 24, 2026
Elliot DewberryHOST
Now, despite his satirical misgivings, 33-year-old Brady Rogers is going to have to do this.
Elliot DewberryHOST
This being to serve on Kelowna City Council.
Elliot DewberryHOST
It's been strange to have people recognize me.
Elliot DewberryHOST
It's very new to me, but overwhelmingly positive, Rogers told CBC's Radio West on Monday.
Bob ReidGUEST
So a touchdown for that.
Jerry AgarHOST
I'm surprised and pleased to see on the list the Kelowna City Councilor who came on my show.
Bob ReidGUEST
Ah, I didn't know you had him on.
Bob ReidGUEST
I missed that.
AriAUDIENCE
Yeah.
AriAUDIENCE
If you don't know that name, he ran for Kelowna City Council.
Evan BrayHOST
Okay.
AriAUDIENCE
came in fourth.
Loyal WooldridgeGUEST
So what motivated me to run in this provincial election is that my commitment to Kelowna has been unwavering.
Loyal WooldridgeGUEST
I've served on Kelowna Council now for two terms, or eight years.
Loyal WooldridgeGUEST
And I got into this work because of the social issues that we're faced with on the streets.
Loyal WooldridgeGUEST
I owned a small business downtown at the time, and I really wanted to understand those issues from the ground level.
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Loyal WooldridgeGUEST
So it's not just a one size fits all solution.
Loyal WooldridgeGUEST
There's many components that need to be implemented to address the challenges that we see.
Loyal WooldridgeGUEST
And I understand those concerns and solutions very deeply, having served on Kelowna Council now for almost a decade.
Gavin DewGUEST
Gavin Du, B.C. Conservative.
Anthony RussoGUEST
Well, I don't know Loyal personally.
Anthony RussoGUEST
The only thing I will say about Loyal, Loyal worked on the Kelowna City Council, I believe, for two terms.
speaker_0ADVERTISER
He
Anthony RussoGUEST
stated that he was going to be moving, I think, like actually this month or last month, down to Victoria to engage in some sort of a different political realm out there.
David HarsanyiHOST
[laughs] It could be.
David HarsanyiHOST
I don't know enough about the Kelowna City Council.
David HarsanyiHOST
I did hear that 34 people were running for that seat, so the guy probably got, like, 10 votes.
David HarsanyiHOST
Um-
LisaHOST
This is in Kelowna, right?
RyderHOST
Yeah, Brady Rogers, Kelowna City Council.
LisaHOST
He made signs all over the city that said, like, I'm just doing this to pay my rent.
LisaHOST
I'm not actually interested.
Viktor WiltHOST
He's got a mullet.
Viktor WiltHOST
Um, and his campaign, he, he just basically focused the entire thing on the fact that, uh, he didn't really give a crap about running for Kelowna City Council.
Viktor WiltHOST
All his signs said things like, "Brady Rogers for city council.
Viktor WiltHOST
Just trying to pay my rent." Uh, "I barely wanna do this.
Viktor WiltHOST
Brady Rogers for Kelowna City Council." And, uh, I guess it worked out for him.
Viktor WiltHOST
He ended up winning the city council seat.
Viktor WiltHOST
[laughs] You know, I need a little bit of spare dough.
Ray BrownHOST
The votes are counted, and over the next few days, we're sitting down with newly elected officials across the Okanagan to hear what comes next.
Ray BrownHOST
Today is Laura Turnhere, newly elected to Kelowna City Council.
Ray BrownHOST
Laura, congratulations, first of all, and thank you for taking the time to be here.
Ray BrownHOST
It's good to have you back on the show.
Mollie HemingwayHOST
[laughs]
David HarsanyiHOST
... about the Kelowna City Council.
David HarsanyiHOST
I did hear that 34 people were running for that seat, so the guy probably got like 10 votes.
David HarsanyiHOST
Um-
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