![]() | $400+ is what it costs citizens to find out about pickleball court approvals from Tom Dyas' Kelowna city hall. No, we aren't making this up.
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Monday, July 20, 2026
FOI request for City of Kelowna = $405
Sunday, July 19, 2026
3036 Appaloosa Road - Mohini Singh (Ubhi) - status
![]() | This space has been following the industrial degradation of the Khalistani ground at 3036 Appaloosa Road. This is a residential area of high Punjabi concentration that achieved special dispensations on A-1 zoning to I6 - Low Impact Transitional Industrial. Courtesy of Mohini Singh, then mayor Colin Basran and later Tom Dyas. As was predicted, it's another Khalistani environmental disaster in Kelowna.![]() |
![]() | Bhudinder Singh Mroke and Balwant Mroke (Bsmroke@hotmail.com) own 3036 Appaloosa Road. Its said Kelowna City staff have been instructed to ignore any complaints from taxpayers related to the industrial activity at 3036 Appaloosa Road.
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See ---- Ryan Nixon - update IV
Saturday, July 18, 2026
Sandher Crime Family try to sell – fail - update
"SkyAcres and Sandher Fruit Packers partnered to launch a major indoor vertical farming project in Kelowna, B.C. By converting an unused cold storage facility."
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All Sandhers wish to collect that loot which belongs to the Sinaloa Cartel. Those who fail to pay back what they owe to the Sinaloa Cartel do very poorly. A comparable is Lower Mainland developer Thind Properties. That Sinaloa Cartel Punjabi client is going broke owing $500m. Thind is alive because he repaid the Sinaloa Cartel and stiffed everyone else.
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Ishaan Kohli leads Asmehar Singh and Daanish Arora in the next big Punjabi/Khalistani thing. "How much can each module earn?
About $2,600 a year at roughly 40% margin on top crops such as basil. Breakeven is around 8 months."![]() | ![]() |
| The boys are seeking investors looking for a guaranteed sure thing, willing to give them millions. That might be a problem because the entire premise is ridiculous. The price of fresh packages of Basil (15g to 20g) is between $2.49 and $3.50 at major retailers in B.C. In order to return a gross of $2,600 (@$10 per kilo) one would need to sell 260 kilos from each 'module'. 24.5 kilos per month each. These Punjabi must figure their Ponzi marks are very stupid. It would take a special type to swallow this bullshit.
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This ad and promo effort could not have been approved by Pattison brass before hand. It has to be another genius business idea of Gurtaj Singh Sandher. Problem with his latest Ponzi scheme is obvious. There is no way to achieve economies of scale to make the scheme close to economic. | ![]() 1 'module' |
![]() | The Sandher crime family is looking for an exit, as things are getting extremely hot for them. They turned to the Jim Pattison group who initially showed interest in acquiring their operations.![]() |
![]() | Sandhers are now trying to court private equity for an exit. Bir Singh Sandher, 63, is getting too old to do any real work and wants to get out while still a free man. He must be getting more desperate to sell as cops close in.
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Gulag Dyas for nobody under construction - update
Kelowna residents are bitching about encampment and illegal camping along Mill Creek near the base of Dilworth Mountain. Potential councillor candidate Christopher Bocskei points out the obvious - Dyas's move to enforce rules and create a prison at the designated outdoor sheltering site along the Okanagan Rail Trail near Weddell Place caused the homeless to go elsewhere.
Never lacking a new plan to blow money from taxpayers, Herr Dyas has decided to build his own version of Trump's wall in Kelowna to contain and hide his homeless problem. Here.
Homeless aren't interested in being prisoners to Tom Dyas and his bylaw enforcement. Tom Dyas is so obtuse it ought to be a crime. He spends hundreds of thousands of taxpayer money to accomplish nothing, which he brags about.![]() |
![]() | The expensive new metal fence is 'designed to increase both privacy and safety.' Spewing City staff said the new layout of the homeless encampment is brilliant. The solid barrier limits visibility into the site, and that was the Dyas' goal all along. ![]() |
![]() | Pure asshole bullshitter Nick Bonnet, bylaw services supervisor ($103,946) said the design is aresome. “It’s going to provide an appropriate amount of privacy and safety for all people that might use that space,” His bylaw officers start at $72k. Latest photos confirm there are few homeless putting up with the demands of the free spending Herr Dyas and his cabal of lying clowns. The Herr Dyas approach has emptied the Rail Trail of residents whilst the amount of dough thrown away there continues to increase exponentially. The expensive Dyas metal fence is precisely as useful as he is. In other words its just as worthless as Tom Dyas. ![]() |
Friday, July 17, 2026
Team Tom Dyas
Team Tom Dyas, 64, are old.
"Canada Intelligence Report Flags Khalistani Security Threat" - Here
| Average age of chef's toxic trifecta is an out to pasture 69.
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![]() | Mohini Singh (Ubhi), 66. 4 term counsellor, deputy mayor. Sikh Khalistani KTF. (Khalistan Tiger Force) ![]() |
![]() | ![]() | Maxime DeHart, 74. 4 term counsellor. Employed by Sikh Khalistani. |
![]() | ![]() | Rick Webber, 68. 1 term counsellor. He has voted in lockstep with Tom Dyas on every issue. He is rewarded with doggie treats from Dyas. Dyas buttock boys Loyal Wooldridge (2 terms) and Luke Stack (5 terms) won't be running. |
Thursday, July 16, 2026
Dissidents in Kelowna sue on Kelowna Springs rezoning - update IV
![]() | We have obtained the City of Kelowna reply. Here.![]() |
![]() (manhas@younganderson.ca) | If Young Anderson lawyer Sukhbir Manhas and associate Adam Jordan can't run with the ball, the city, for this money, should hire somebody that can. See ---- Survey fraud from Denciti ![]() | ![]() (adam@younganderson.ca) |
![]() | Three plaintiffs remain attached to the legal challenge — Alexandra Wright, Randy Kozek and Lorel Pearce. Susan Ames is a previous candidate for council, losing in 2022. David Buckna is a prolific commentator and letter writer. Wright, Kozek and Pearce are seeking an injunction preventing the city from advancing the development application until the process of full disclosure of all material information occurs. Here. | ![]() Susan Ames |
| The city agenda says a bylaw vote was scheduled. It is curious that Dyas and his team are doing a bum's rush on their Kelowna Springs project while legal documents are being filed by the kilo. | ![]() |
![]() | Dyas has no public mandate to jam his reeking Kelowna Springs steal through in his final months as mayor. The disposition of the Kelowna Springs steal must be handled by the politicos who will replace Dyas and his cadre of thieves in 4 months. Dyas is a lame duck, and this we suggest is the reason why his masters want Kelowna Springs approved before the barking dog is de-elected. | ![]() |
The Kelowna Springs rezoning steal is going in front of a judge for a review. A group of justifiably POed citizens have filed a petition seeking a procedural review of the rezoning decision. Here.
| https://drive.google.com/file/d/19Dq46yXUuItgQX4b0W-kxbNek3jbB5l8/view | That procedure reeked to high heaven as the interests of bums were served and those of Kelowna citizens ignored. "2. A declaration that the Respondent conducted the public hearing process in a manner contrary to the principles of procedural fairness and contrary to the requirements of the Local Government Act;" Mountains of technical information, critical to making a proper decision vis-a-vis flood zone planning, was only included at the 11th hour and wasn't attached. There was no opportunity to review that material by counsellors, some of whom had already been bought. NO rationale for the outrageous steal/land swap was ever offered by bureaucrats. How one justifies Kelowna taxpayers swapping useless land for industrial meant for their bus depot for 1/20th of its value wasn't touched. |
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The most obvious omission was land valuations for the swap. It is inherently impossible to make a proper decision where valuations are unknown and undisclosed. The deal is so bad it appears those numbers were withheld on purpose. See ----->Land Exchange Agreement - Denciti |
![]() | "The City's entire process for the Kelowna Spring file raises serious questions about integrity, openness and legality of the process and decision. There needs to be a judicial review of this City Council decision. The approval was unreasonable, unfair, and violated public safety, environmental concerns and regulations, the primary responsibility of the city." See ----->https://www.removedyas.com/2026/02/480-peno-road-staff-presentation.html See ----->https://www.removedyas.com/2026/03/kelowna-springs-steal-approved.html |
Dyas extends 'interim' free dumping to Sandher Crime Family - update
![]() | S Sundher Orchards Ltd., the operational arm of the Sandher Crime Family, is advertising for 15 TFWs with LMIA. Here![]() | ![]() |
![]() | As deputy mayor Mohini Singh makes spokesperson excuses why the Sandher plant is pollution non-compliant after 8 years operation, the Sandhers are trying to hire TFWs. Kelowna unemployment at 9.2% is the highest in Canada. The youth unemployment rate in Kelowna is 13.3%. |
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Anonymous sources say soil samples from the Sandher ditch in front of the Sandher plant have been sent to a Vancouver lab.
Presumably water samples will be next as those ditches will be overflowing again soon.![]() |
![]() | "Coun. Mohini Singh said plans are to have everything complete by the end of October." “We are doing the right thing by providing the temporary servicing. We do have an expectation they are going to finish that off this year,” staff told council. | ![]() |
| "Sandher Fruit Packers, located within the RDCO boundaries on Old Vernon Road, are requesting an extension of the permit until May 31, 2027. The original permit was issued by the city’s wastewater operations manager on Sept. 1, 2024 following “multiple wastewater system failures at the Sandher Fruit Packers facility associated with its groundwater infiltration disposal process.” That 'interim' free dumping permit off the backs of Kelowna taxpayers in 2024 was, according to mayor Tom Dyas, going to assist the poor farmers affected by the B.C. Tree Fruits failure. Their main competitor was the Sandhers, who had another chemical spill weeks ago. |
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That private meeting with Gurtaj Singh Sandher was on board the new $1m+ Sandher Regal 42 yacht moored at the Kelowna Yacht Club in August 2024 and included deputy mayor Mohini Singh. Cops had Sandhers under 24/7 surveilance. Donny Lyons was killed by Gurtaj Sandher weeks earlier. |
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![]() | The Sandher Crime Family have NEVER had proper waste water disposal at their bootleg plant and even after $114k in fines don't to this day. Never would the Punjabi Khalistani Sandhers pay perfectly good drug money to dump their industrial waste water when mayor Tom Dyas allows them to dump for free in perpetuity. This example points out with extreme clarity, again, exactly how Sandher bought Tom Dyas is. |
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Soil samples were taken. Water will top those ditches soon. That ditch water also needs to be tested. Photo below is from 2025.
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![]() | Farmer Gurtaj Singh Sandher's Lambo is yellow. |
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