LUKE STACK - Kelowna City Councillor

As someone who has extensive education and experience in both business and community housing Luke brings an informed perspective to the challenges facing Kelowna.

Luke obtained a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Calgary in 1980. His understanding of economics and business has contributed to his effective participation in both business enterprise and the non-profit sector. As Executive Director of a community based organization, and in partnership with the provincial and federal governments, Luke has successfully negotiated the development of numerous housing projects in the Central Okanagan.

Luke is a:

"Problem solver" "creative and strategic thinker"  "person with integrity" "experienced"  "thoughtful and fair."

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Society of Hope
Tuesday, 30 June 2009 08:34
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H2O Centre Grand Opening
Saturday, 20 June 2009 00:00
 
Whistler Conference
Thursday, 11 June 2009 09:37

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Federation of Canadian Municipalities Conference Whistler BC.

It was an honor to attend this conference on behalf of the City of Kelowna. It was a well attended and a very active conference. The conference covered a wide range of pertinent issues that affect Kelowna and all Canadian Cities. We had the opportunity to tour the Olympic Venues, resident restricted affordable housing, the sewage treatment facilities ( which heats the affordabel housing complexes) and the library.

This is picture of the Inukshuk at the top of Whistler Mountain, ready and waiting for the 2010 Olympic Games.

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Portland Oregon Visit
Thursday, 11 June 2009 09:17

portland-1In May I had the opportunity to visit Portland Oregon to attend a conference entitled "Making Cities Livable." This was an international conference with guest speakers from around the world. My primary interest was investigating how to revitalize a downtown area. Portland has been very progressive at recreating their downtown and transforming it from an industrial downtown to a vibrant place for people to live and work. I am pictured here on a Sunday at the local Farmer's market that is in the downtown core. As you can see it is well attended and brings a lot life to the inner city.

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