What does Ron Cannon Stand For?

Project / investmentVoteInformation
Public safety
33 RCMP officersNOVoted against the 2023, 2024, 2025, and 2026 budgets that funded these investments.
17 bylaw officersNOVoted against the 2023, 2024, 2025, and 2026 budgets that funded these investments.
18 firefightersNOVoted against the 2023, 2024, 2025, and 2026 budgets that funded these investments.
Roads and transportation
Clement extensionNOOpposed three 10-Year Capital Plans and four budgets that funded this project.
Glenmore Road improvementsNOOpposed three 10-Year Capital Plans and four budgets that funded this project.
KLO Bridge replacementNOOpposed three 10-Year Capital Plans and four budgets that funded this project.
Burtch Road improvements / extensionNOOpposed three 10-Year Capital Plans and four budgets that funded this project.
Hollywood Road extension / improvementsNOOpposed three 10-Year Capital Plans and four budgets that funded this project.
Sutherland Road improvementsNOOpposed three 10-Year Capital Plans and three budgets that funded this project.
Frost Road extensionNOOpposed three 10-Year Capital Plans and three budgets that funded this project.
Recreation facilities
Parkinson Recreation Centre redevelopmentNODirectly voted against funding the Building a Stronger Kelowna Initiative.
Glenmore Activity CentreNODirectly voted against funding the Building a Stronger Kelowna Initiative.
Mission Activity CentreNODirectly voted against funding the Building a Stronger Kelowna Initiative.
Rutland sports fields redevelopmentNODirectly voted against funding the Building a Stronger Kelowna Initiative.
Rutland Activity CentreNODirectly voted against funding the Building a Stronger Kelowna Initiative.
Parks
DeHart ParkNOVoted against the budget that funded this park.
Burne ParkNOVoted against the budget that funded this park.
City Park improvementsNOVoted against the budget that funded this park.
Bluebird Beach ParkNOVoted against the budget that funded this park.
Ben Lee Spray Park / waterpark upgradesNOVoted against the budget that funded this park.
Housing
Balsam Place Tiny HomesNOVoted against rezoning for the 60-unit tiny-home site.

Here's how Ron Cannan voted on the projects that are making Kelowna safer and stronger:

Four years ago Kelowna got back to basics, set clear priorities, and made the investments our city had neglected for too long.

Ron Cannan has consistently voted against the investments in public safety, new roads, and community spaces.

Kelowna can’t afford to fall behind again.