
Wayne is a 35 year veteran in the broadcasting industry in both radio and on-line.
He has spent the last 30 plus years in Kelowna and has called Castanet home since the fires of 2003.
With a background in both sports and news reporting, Wayne spends much of his time on the City Hall/political and sports beats at Castanet.
Wayne is married and has two grown sons of his own and a step-son.
He has spent the last 30 plus years in Kelowna and has called Castanet home since the fires of 2003.
With a background in both sports and news reporting, Wayne spends much of his time on the City Hall/political and sports beats at Castanet.
Wayne is married and has two grown sons of his own and a step-son.
Latest Articles from Wayne Moore
Vital investments needed
Sep 22, 2023 / 4:23 pm
Photo: City of West Kelowna L to R: Coun. Stephen Johnston, RDCO Chair Loyal Wooldridge, Mayor Gord Milsom, Coun. Carol Zanon, Coun. Garrett Millsap, MLA Ben Stewart, Coun. Tasha Da Silva, WFN Coun. Jordan Coble, Peachland Mayor Patrick Van Minsel. The
Warriors unveil new captain
Sep 22, 2023 / 1:19 pm
Photo: West Kelowna Warriors l to r: Landen Hilditch, Brennan Nelson, Dylan Brooks and Michael Salandra Brennan Nelson will wear the captain's "C" for the West Kelowna Warriors this season. Head coach and GM Simon Ferguson
No growth in wildfire
Sep 22, 2023 / 11:06 am
Photo: Jason Lehoux Photography Firefighters working on the Glen Lake wildfire west of Peachland should be met with similar conditions to those they encountered earlier in the week. And while much needed rain is not in the forecast, cooler
Warriors await big test
Sep 22, 2023 / 4:00 am
The West Kelowna Warriors won't be able to ease their way into the new BC Hockey League season. The Warriors will kick off the new season Friday night against the two-time defending Fred Page Cup champion Penticton Vees, a team that has lost
Transit expansion planned
Sep 22, 2023 / 4:00 am
Photo: Colin Dacre-file BC Transit plans to increase service within the Kelowna area by nearly 38,000 hours over the next three years. City council will be asked to authorize the city to enter into a Memorandum of Understanding with the
Mandatory vehicle charging
Sep 21, 2023 / 4:43 pm
Photo: Contributed The City of Kelowna is moving closer to making electric vehicle charging capabilities mandatory in all new residential development. City council will vote on a proposal to do just that Monday. A year ago, the previous
Westside power restored
Sep 21, 2023 / 3:25 pm
Photo: BC Hydro UPDATE 3:25 BC Hydro says power has now been restored to the remaining 107 customers in the Trader's Cover area. The area was part of a widespread outage that affected 3,894 customers from Lakeview Heights to north
Old mill site plans unveiled
Sep 21, 2023 / 10:47 am
Photo: Dialog Design One of three concept plans The former Tolko mill site could include as many as 3,500 housing units across nearly 40 acres in Kelowna's north end. That's according to the long-awaited Tolko mill redevelopment
Hwy 97 the line in the sand
Sep 21, 2023 / 4:00 am
Photo: Tina Pomponio Image from early days of the McDougall Creek wildfire Come hell or high water "we couldn't let that fire get across the highway under any circumstances." Those words are from West Kelowna Fire Chief
Tree Fruits lists more assets
Sep 20, 2023 / 11:20 am
Photo: HM Commercial Realty BC Tree Fruits is looking to sell off more of its Kelowna assets. The tree fruits co-operative recently listed an assembly of three lots on Sexsmith Road just off Highway 97. The 18.41 acres are listed at $39