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New water treatment plant should bring end to West Kelowna’s drinking water woes

City has had safe drinking water only 11 months in 2022

September 30, 2022  By Ground Water Canada


Kelowna, B.C. – The new Rose Valley water treatment plant will be up and running next year, bringing an end to local water advisories. Parts of West Kelowna had had access to safe drinking water for only three months this year. The $75-million treatment plant is expected to end the city’s water woes. Castanet report | READ MORE

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