Polls
POLL: Can you still see KelownaNow on Instagram?
Poll: What are your feelings about Bill C-18 (the Online News Act)?
Poll results: 52% of our readers disagree with allowing alcohol consumption on Kelowna beaches
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Poll: Should BC businesses be allowed to sell cocaine?
On Feb. 27, we ran a story about a BC cannabis company that was granted approval to sell cocaine. A few days later, the company retracted part…
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Poll results: 78% of our readers believe the city should allow ‘open mic’ sessions
We recently ran a poll asking our readers if they think city councillors should allow some form of “open mic” sessions for Kelowna residents to address issues. …
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Poll: Should city council allow ‘open mic’ sessions for residents?
On Feb. 14, we ran a story about a lack of support by city council members for open mic options allowing the public to address council…
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Poll results: 68.78% of our readers say they’re financially worse off than one year ago
We ran a poll asking our readers if they are financially worse off now than one year ago. Out of 189 votes, the majority said…
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Poll: Are you financially worse off compared to 1 year ago?
On Feb. 7, we ran a story about a new poll regarding financial situations for Canadian households. One−third of Canadian households say their financial situation has…
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Poll results: 55.93% of our readers think ‘Freedom Rallies’ should be stopped
We ran a poll asking our readers if the ‘Freedom Rallies’ in Stuart Park should be stopped. Out of 776 votes, the majority said yes. …
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Poll: Should the ‘Freedom Rallies’ be stopped?
On Jan. 16, the City of Kelowna filed a petition to the BC Supreme Court to stop the anti-vaccine protests that have commonly taken place…
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Poll results: 55.46% of our readers are against e-scooters on residential streets
We recently ran a poll asking our readers if they think e-scooters should be allowed to be ridden on residential streets in Kelowna. Out of…
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Poll: Should e-scooters be allowed on residential streets?
E-scooters have been a hot topic since their arrival to Kelowna in 2021. Legally, they are allowed to be ridden under the same rules as…
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Poll results: 59.65% of our readers do not support the decriminalization of some drugs
BC will soon become the first jurisdiction in the country to start what will be a three-year experiment decriminalizing a limited amount of some drugs. …