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City council has directed staff to look into expanding the Meet Me On Bernard program.

Mayor Colin Basran suggested a motion that council consider an earlier start and/or later closing date for the 2023 edition of the program.

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The rest of council was in favour of the motion.

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Basran said he had conversations with business owners on Bernard and heard many would like to see the program expanded.

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Council voted in favour of the motion, with the exception of Councillor Brad Sieben who declared a conflict of interest as he has a business interest on Bernard Avenue.

Staff will consult with businesses, the Downtown Kelowna Association and stakeholders and bring back a report to council before the end of the first quarter of 2023.

This year香蕉视频直播檚 Meet Me On Bernard runs from July 1 to September 5.

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