Denciti proposal - pickleball courts to cost millions

The material submitted by Denciti in May 2025 in all it's gory. Here The capitalists sought a zoning category change to I-2 'General Industrial'. The I-2 'General Industrial' zone in Kelowna is designated for a variety of industrial uses, such as manufacturing, warehousing, and distribution. 1.68 acres is slated for pickleball courts. Assuming a price of $1.5m per acre, the land cost to taxpayers will be around $2.5m. It's entirely possible Dyas' pickleball courts steal alone will cost Kelowna taxpayers $4m.

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)

Dissidents in Kelowna sue on Kelowna Springs rezoning - update IV

We have obtained the City of Kelowna reply. Here.It seems to us these liartards extraordinary are admitting in pleadings to the flawed process of their client.

(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)

------------------------------------------------ Two plaintiffs of the Kelowna Springs court challenge have bowed out. Susan Ames and David Buckna filed notices of discontinuance on June 29. The prospects of a 'David versus Golliath' senario and high legal costs has probably frightened them off.

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

------------------------------------------------ Shakers on Kelowna council are in a burning rush to pass their Kelowna Springs grift. Despite a petition being filed in BCSC, there is no sign of any slowdown, and this with a civic election months away.

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.

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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.

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

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.

Tensions rise as Dyas rams his butt pluggery - update

Kelowna will begin the process of leaving the Central Okanagan Regional District’s economic development commission in favour of an in-house “hybrid” economic function.

Full-on crook Colin Basran with operative Doug Gilchrist.

That comes after council voted 5-4 in favour. Councillors Wooldridge, Lovegrove, Hodge and Cannan all voted against. It was old dogs voting for, and the slate of prick Tom Dyas wins again. Derek Edstrom (dedstrom@kelowna.ca - $243,600), the city’s divisional director of partnerships and investments, spewed his support, as did City manager Doug Gilchrist (dgilchrist@kelowna.ca - $373,852) who reminded council at least four new councillors would be elected in October and they would be too stupid to make any decisions.

If both grossly overpaid slugs were fired the project would be paid for.

“I feel that this gathering today has been put forward to basically stall, or intimidate, a decision which the City of Kelowna has been considering for two years,” Dyas said.

No mandate Kelowna Mayor Tom Dyas is accusing regional officials of trying to 'intimidate' him and his bumboy representatives on the regional board. Here.

Dyas called a special meeting for reasons unknown. “Why is this not being handled at our regular meeting?” Carson asked. “I don’t know why we’re here.”

Dyas quizzed regional officials on their failure dealing with Central Okanagan’s 9.2% jobless rate, which he would know is the highest in Canada. Dyas also had exchanges with his regional chair bummy boy Loyal Wooldridge, revealing the lost love betwix the two.

Trifecta of Khalistani shills meet Indian Consul General - update

Bumalina MLA Gavin 'Fuzzy' Dew showed up in baseball cap, jeans, and cowboy boots. For the next media event, perhaps the Sandher shill should wear a big red nose and floppy shoes befitting his status as a clown.

This is far from the first time for MLA Fuzzy Dew appearing the total bum. After supporting loser Peter Milobar his future with the B.C. Conservatives is bleak. There will be no gifted nomination of the Sandher riding for Fuzzy Dew next time.

Our 3 Khalistani shills are Maxine DeHart, Mohini Singh and Kelowna-Mission MLA Gavin Dew. The man on the far right absolutely appears to be Raj Singh Jaswal, Gurji Singh Jhajj's partner. Both men are upper echelon KTF leadership.

On 7 July 2026, Consul General Shri Masakui Rungsung attended a business roundtable organised by AJ Gill, National Director of AG Risk Management Resources, member of MNP and a prominent community leader in Kelowna. The business event was attended by MLA Gavin Dew; Trevais… pic.twitter.com/Ytt1bl1L6p — India in Vancouver (@cgivancouver) July 8, 2026

The event was organized by Kelowna farming 'expert' Akaljot Gill - Partner, National Director of AG Risk Management Resources. Lets ponder the man seating Bir Singh Sandher's Gavin Dew on one side of Shri Masakui Rungsung, and Gurji Singh Jhajj's employee Maxine DeHart on the other, while Mohini Singh and Raj Singh Jaswal look on. Khalistani leadership and their servants have intimate access to Indian diplomats thanks to the obtuse fool Akaljot Gill. (AJ.Gill@mnp.ca) Shri Masakui Rungsung's Vancouver office is under constant protest and seige by Khalistani nutbar extremists, some calling for his death.

See ----- Gurjit Singh Jhajj

Survey fraud from Denciti

Below is the 'survey' material submitted by Dencity Development Corp. after their community meeting, reputedly from attendees.

Garry Fawley (gfawley@denciti.ca) David Fawley (dfawley@denciti.ca)

The highly anticipated and once delayed public hearing for the Kelowna Springs Golf Course land swap by Denciti was held on March 10, 2026. Conspicuously MIA was President of the company Volodya Gusak. Nobody at the well attended meeting received a survey. The above is patently ridiculous and was submitted by Denciti as evidence of overwhelming community support.

(vgusak@denciti.ca)

This fraudulent act is proof that the process was never fair nor open with Denciti principals Garry Fawley, David Fawley and Volodya Gusak. Jonathan Silcock, VP Development. (jsilcock@denciti.ca)

In addition to Nicola Wealth, Denciti is bankrolled by the Gaglardi's Northland Properties. "We just want fair play and this really isn't fair play." - Garry Fawley See ----- Volodya Gusak and Garry Fawley