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CIVIC ELECTION: INDY DHIAL RUNNING FOR KELOWNA CITY COUNCIL
Castanet News has distributed a questionnaire to city council candidates in both Kelowna and West Kelowna to help voters get to know those putting their names forward. Between the two cities, 45 people are running for city councillor.
Source: Castanet; Castanet Staff
KELOWNA VOTES 2022: INDY DHIAL
Black Press Media is asking municipal election candidates their thoughts on various community issues
Source: Kelowna Capital News; Black Press Media Staff
COUNCIL CANDIDATE INDY DHIAL WANTS TO GET DOWN TO THE ROOT CAUSE OF HOMELESSNESS
Indy Dhial left a corporate job, and created a small business, a daycare, so he could be more involved with his growing children.
Now he wants to turn his attention to his growing city.
"I had an opportunity to leave, help raise my children and give back to the community," said the 38-year-old who walked away from a job at Shaw Communications.
"It's so powerful to be able to give back and work with the children."
Source: Kelowna Now; Kent Molgat
FRESH FACES, NEW IDEAS NEEDED, SAYS KELOWNA COUNCIL CANDIDATE
A Kelowna council candidate for October’s election believes it’s time for a change.
“We need fresh voices, we need new ideas and we need to change the way that things are being done today because it’s not getting any better,” said Indy Dhial.
He referenced homelessness and crime in particular and added a compassionate approach needs to be part of any solution.
Source: Kelowna Capital News; Gary Barnes
INDY DHIAL AWARDED ECE BC’S SUE FRASER AWARD
Sprott Shaw College would like to congratulate Indy Dhial, who has been awarded the Early Childhood Education BC’s Sue Fraser Student Award.
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The ECEBC Sue Fraser Student Award recognizes the importance of ECE students to the early care and learning sector. “Students represent a fresh perspective and possess the energy and passion to be an integral part in the future of our sector. ECEBC recognizes the importance of building upon and encouraging students to be an active part of our organization.”
Source: Sprott Shaw
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