Dyas grease pushes $200k - guaranteed to run - revisit

Tom Dyas stands to be chair of the Municipal Finance Authority of B.C.

It was shortly after this that Dyas spoke of his new genius on borrowing to support his out of control spending. The outgoing MFA chair received $27,805 last year. Dyas was paid $145,200, plus $22,247 as one of 6 appointees to the Central Okanagan Regional District board of directors.

Only a bolt of lightning from Thor could stop a corrupt sous chef like Tom Dyas from seeking a second term.

Dyas stands to collect $195,252 before expenses next year.

Asshole Tom Dyas lies again

In an interview with Kelowna Now on November 20, Dyas spoke of the City's 'tiny home village' program. "Almost 100 of that first 120 [individuals] have moved on. They've either moved on to supportive housing… they've gone back to family, they're getting better care. Very, very positive results.” That is more Dyas lies, pulled at whim from his ass. B.C. Housing said that 42% of participants moved on to other housing, NOT the 83% claimed by Dyas.

The tiny homes are funded by B.C. Housing and managed by third-party operators. Tom Dyas has nothing to do with it. Dyas wasn't available for an interview for the CBC story. Nothing Dyas spews can be relied upon.

City of Kelowna mouthpiece Tom Wilson said the mayor’s lies were because he was only aware of the program’s successful participants. Its all about stroking from Dyas's paid peons too. Kelowna opened 3 transitional housing sites built around clusters of tiny homes, with each project having a capacity of 60 residents. Data provided by B.C. Housing shows 297 people have been admitted to Kelowna’s first two projects. Of those, 125 people, 42%, moved on to other housing. 26% left for other reasons — including expulsion.

Kelowna is struggling with rising homelessness as housing costs soar.