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My name is not Elaine
Nice to see the city can spend some tax dollars making a nice building when it is for tourism. What about the homeless?
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Maybe the bathrooms from a re-purposed oil patch could do the job? I believe that the same standards should be maintained for buildings regardless of where they are located and who they are for.
Who really cares? Let's be Honest! Not all people are treated by city council as equals in Kelowna? Where you spend your time and money reveals what you value!
Gerald L Goertsen
