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Councillor Mohini Singh

Kelowna City Council, 2026-2030 term · Re-elected

11,969 official votes, 6 of 8 elected councillors

Mohini Singh is a Kelowna city councillor, re-elected on October 17, 2026 with 11,969 votes. Singh has served on council for 15 years, and campaigned on housing, community safety, the local economy and protecting the lake and farmland.

What is Mohini Singh's platform?

These priorities summarize statements made during or after the 2026 campaign. Each point links to its source.

  • Housing people can afford

    Singh wants more rental and family-scale homes that fit their neighbourhoods, and opposes towers placed where they do not belong.

    Mohini Singh campaign site

  • Safer communities

    Singh supports continued investment in policing and the same urgency for firefighter staffing.

    Mohini Singh campaign site

  • A working local economy

    Singh backs existing employers and sectors such as agriculture, including housing for seasonal farm workers.

    Mohini Singh campaign site

  • The lake, farmland and natural areas

    Singh wants Okanagan Lake, the Agricultural Land Reserve and natural spaces protected for the next generation.

    Mohini Singh campaign site

How has Mohini Singh voted?

The City's Council Voting Dashboard shows how Mohini Singh voted on motions since November 2022. The City notes that minutes name only members who opposed a motion. Votes in favour are therefore inferred from attendance.

City of Kelowna Council Voting Dashboard

Who is Mohini Singh?

  • Singh has served on Kelowna City Council for 15 years. Voters returned Singh in four elections from 2011 to 2022, and again in 2026. Source
  • Covered the Okanagan for 22 years on CHBC and CBC. Source
  • Invested in the Order of British Columbia in 2008, the year Singh founded the East Meets West Children's Foundation. Source

How do I contact Mohini Singh?

City of Kelowna council page Mohini Singh campaign site Instagram

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