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    West Kelowna’s new mayor Stephen Johnston aims to restore public confidence

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    By News Desk on September 18, 2026 Canada
    West Kelowna’s new mayor Stephen Johnston aims to restore public confidence
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    Get you up to speed: West Kelowna’s next mayor vows to restore public confidence after cost overruns

    Stephen Johnston has been acclaimed as the city’s next mayor after no other candidates emerged for the position. This decision was made following the closure of nominations.

    Stephen Johnston will officially take office as mayor following the conclusion of the upcoming council meeting scheduled for next week. This marks the first time in the city’s history that a mayor has been acclaimed without any contesting candidates.

    Councillor Stephen Johnston has been acclaimed as the city’s next mayor, with no other candidates presenting themselves for the role, reflecting the lack of competition within the local political landscape. In response, local political analysts suggest that Johnston will need to prioritise community engagement strategies to address public concerns and foster transparency in his upcoming term.

    What remains unclear — It is unknown how the lack of other candidates may impact the city’s upcoming initiatives.

    West Kelowna’s new mayor Stephen Johnston aims to restore public confidence

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    Two-term councillor Stephen Johnston has been acclaimed as the city’s next mayor after no other candidates came forward for the position.

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