Dyas lied about pickleball courts - taxpayers pay costs plus, plus 10%

Highly required reading is the affidavit of Graham Hood, Strategic Land Development Manager. (ghood@kelowna.ca - $129,961) Everything changed for Tom Dyas' pickle ball courts the instant after the closing date of July 15th. " via agreement dated for reference July 15, 2026, a copy of which is attached to my affidavit as Exhibit "E"."Material is beyond the pale. Here.

New deal says Denciti builds the pickle ball courts on a 'cost plus, plus' basis. Included are management fees, land cost, and all other expenses. All those costs are built into the purchase price, then 10% is added. Also paid for by taxpayers is $8m in infrastructure costs related to both the pickle ball courts and the gifted industrial zoned 3199 Hollywood Rd. Tom Dyas pulled off a multi-million dollar steal for his masters while lying the entire time.

The golf course has been operating since 1990, when the property was purchased for $1.2 million.

"[The] proposal preserves the nine-hole Kelowna Springs Golf Course, adds a year-round indoor pickleball facility, creates new employment lands, and delivers nine acres of public open space with trails and naturalized areas," wrote Denciti CEO Garry Fawley to the CBC. See ---- Denciti survey fraud

Reekie Road - Krazy Cherry Fruit Packers

In February, led by Mohini Singh and Maxime DeHart, Kelowna council said no to a small cake business. Maxine DeHart coined the term “commercial creep” in describing the small cake enterprise's impact on agricultural land. The chirping old women were all for a non-adhering residential use permit to allow 100 temporary farm workers on a 16.6 hectare property at 3520 Reekie Road however. Singh spoke out loudly for the need for more fruit pickers, saying too many cherries were left on the trees, unpicked. Coun. Wooldridge was falling over himself, saying the agriculture industry needs workers. Owners of Krazy Cherry Fruit Packers are Gary and Nimmi Bahniwal. They made headlines in 2020 when the close quarters in their prison resulted in a COVID-19 epicenter cluster. Migrant workers who were in isolation after contracting COVID-19 spoke of poor treatment and no food. "My boss was not kind," he said. "He seemed annoyed about bringing me food. And he kept yelling at me to clean the trailer, as if I didn't know that I had to do so." Krazy Cherry operations manager Harman Singh Bahniwal (harman@krazycherry.com) said it was all in their heads. He was an agent with Oakwyn Realty Okanagan.

On August 23, 2025 it was a $12,207 WorkSafe B.C fine. Krazy Cherry failed in its fight against a $7,000 fine issued by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency in 2019. Pests were discovered in their cherries and they sold them anyway.

Samples of crushed cherries are submerged in a bucket of brown sugar and water solution. They yielded three pests: two drosophila larvae and one rhagoletis pupa. As a result, that particular lot of cherries was not issued a certificate to be sent for trade. That didn't slow the Bahniwals down and the worm filled cherries went to Dubai.

Slumlord Kelowna councillor Mohini Singh (Ubhi) - 330 McCurdy Road

Slumlord Mohini Singh ('Journalist, politician, community servant') was fingered for her interest in 330 McCurdy Road. The property was subject of a string of police calls and raids this spring. Despite repeated claims of 'fixing up' the run down property, it never happens. The land has been subject to a rezoning application, with the landlords renting to anybody at all. Mohini Singh cared about her skid propery only after problems blew up in the press. Kelowna councillor Mohini Singh (Ubhi) is deputy mayor to Tom Dyas. They are the gruesome twosome. A 'For Sale' sign was posted at the front of the property after the skids were cleaned out. The home will likely go back for rent as property sales in Kelowna have cratered.

"I never, never, in my wildest nightmare, thought this would happen" Mohini Singh. For the second time in a month Kelowna cops descended on the property partially owned by city councillor Mohini Singh. Kelowna mounties busted suspects of an early morning armed robbery at deputy mayor Mohini Singh's shack. At around 5 a.m. there was a robbery at a business in the 800-block of Rutland Road North.

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Latest for slumlord Mohini Singh is to rail against heinous pink people racism AGAIN, using her Punjabi conmen at 'IMARKIT' media. There is more to her revolting story. A citizen writes; "Nothing says “I am slumlord" more than spewing excuses to the media about her wonderful tenants at her rooming house on McCurdy. The site is slated for redevelopment anyways, right Mohini?" This is a skid rooming house 'tear down' being run into the ground by slumlord Mohini Singh. (Ubhi)

Kelowna councillor Mohini Singh is trying to evict pink people from her notorious skid rental after another cop raid. Singh says she has owned a quarter share of the property since 2021. The home has caused policing issues ever since.

Singh said the tenants lived in the home for about a year and that she had issues with a previous renter. Heavily armed police descended on the well recognized skid home at 330 McCurdy Road to execute a search warrant.

The latest operation lasted hours and ended with several people being taken into custody and later released. A nearby resident described the house as 'a notorious problem property' and said bylaw officers and cops attend the home regularly. Its begs disbelief when the City forks out for 'crime reduction' and it's Kelowna councillor and deputy mayor slumlord Mohini Singh who has caused problems for 5 years. A for-sale sign is up at the property, but Mohini Singh says the market is not in her favour. Nobody wants to buy her skid slumlord property for some reason.

FOI request for City of Kelowna = $405

$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. Doug Gilchrist dgilchrist@kelowna.ca ($373,852) Derek Edstrom dedstrom@kelowna.ca ($243,600)

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 and 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. This is what folks get when dirty old whores are entrenched on Kelowna council. Vested brown interests are served continuously while pink people get the bone. This is Mohini Singh 100%.

See ---- 3036 Appaloosa Road
See ---- Ryan Nixon - update IV

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."

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.

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'

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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.Problems are many. The Sandher Crime family is out-of-compliance on several issues, like unresolved pollution, lack of permanent water rights and permits.

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. Sons Gurtaj and Prabtaj are too lazy and entitled to work.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.