Councillor Reed thanked the Lions, Rotary Club and Lake Country Fire Department for the fireworks at Beasley on Halloween. She also thanked everyone who attended the service on Remembrance Day.
Councillor Patel echoed Councillor Reeds comments regarding Remembrance Day. He had the honor of laying the wreath on behalf of Lake Country, and it was great to see the community together.
Councillor Brett and Mayor Ireland had the pleasure of attending a signing on an agreement between Local Governments and First Nation Governments to work together on water issues. She felt privileged to be there, and thanked Council for their support. Lake Country Food Bank is hosting a fund raiser on December 8th from 7pm - 9pm at Grey Monk Estate Winery. Tickets for the event can be purchased here.
Councillor McKenzie noted the ribbon cutting for the new Food Bank building is Friday November 22nd. He is impressed how much use the new dock on Pelmewash is getting and is looking forward to more use when the weather is better.
Mayor Ireland was honored to lay the wreath on Remembrance Day in Kelowna on behalf of RDCO. He also attended Indigenous Remembrance Day on November 8th at WFN. Mayor Ireland discussed the signing he attended with Councillor Brett and noted this was the first time since 1974 that Syilx Okanagan Nation Okanagan-Similkameen have signed an agreement together, and the first time a Municipal Government has ever signed an agreement with Syilx Okanagan Nation. He gave kudos to Councillor Brett for her speech during the signing, noting it was amazing. The Powwow is being held on Saturday at the Winfield Hall with the grand march beginning at 1pm.