Tom Dyas re-elected Kelowna mayor, beating Cannan by nearly 1,000 votes
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What's being reported
Tom Dyas was re-elected mayor of Kelowna in the municipal election on Saturday. Dyas won just over 50 per cent of the unofficial votes, with a total of 19,451.
How coverage differs
- Vernon MattersQuotes Dyas thanking his volunteer team and city staff after the win.
- Kelowna Capital NewsQuotes Dyas saying voters have trusted him once again.
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Black Press · 2 versions · 5 outlets
- ‘You have trusted me once again’: Tom Dyas re-elected as the mayor of Kelowna
Tom Dyas won just over 50 per cent of the unofficial votes, securing a total of 19,451
- UPDATE: Tom Dyas re-elected as Kelowna mayor, beats Cannan by nearly 1,000 votes
The results are rolling in
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- Tom Dyas re-elected Kelowna mayor in close race
Tom Dyas thanks his volunteer team and City Staff after his election win Saturday night. (Image Credit: Vernon Matters staff)
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