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One Foot Off Center - The Small C Perspective

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by Rick Maddison and Jeff Cox

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A podcast focusing on current events and political decisions in Canada and how those decisions might affect the everyday Canadian. Hosted by Rick Maddison and Jeff Cox

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Episode thumbnail for #28 - Lakeshore Access?

July 2, 2026

#28 - Lakeshore Access?

<p>A boardwalk that's supposed to be public is closed — and it's headed to court.</p><p><br />Rick Maddison talks with Cassidy DeVeer (Canadian Home Builders Association) and former Kelowna CAO Ron Mattiussi about the El Dorado dispute: who actually has rights to the lakeshore, how the city has handled fights like this before, and where private property ends</p><p>and public access begins.<br /></p><p>🎙 Hosted by Rick Maddison 🎧 Guests: Cassidy DeVeer, Ron Mattiussi, Scott Lanigan📍Kelowna, BC</p>

Episode thumbnail for #27 - DCC reduction?

April 27, 2026

#27 - DCC reduction?

<p>A podcast focusing on current events and political decisions in Canada and how those decisions might affect everyday Canadians. This episode focuses on the City of Kelowna's proposed 20% reduction in development cost charges (DCCs).</p><p><br /></p><p>One Foot Off Center will be published monthly by Castanet, on <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAbsxHH6c-o" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">YouTube</a> and in an audio-only version on Spotify.</p>

Episode thumbnail for #26 - Kelowna’s vacancy rate could mask future economic pain

March 14, 2026

#26 - Kelowna’s vacancy rate could mask future economic pain

<p>Kelowna&#39;s rental vacancy rate now sits at 6.4%, among the highest in Canada.</p><p>With provincial and municipal government policy encouraging development of rentals, some see the rising vacancy rate as a sign that housing pressures are easing. At the same time, vacancies at that level traditionally discourage developers from entering a market.</p><p>Kelowna&#39;s vacancy was previously as low as 0.6%, which saw rents soar.</p><p>&quot;There’s a downside to 6.4 per cent,&quot; said deVeer.</p><p>&quot;What I find so interesting is that nobody&#39;s put together the high rate (8.6%) of unemployment right now. It&#39;s wonderful vacancies are high... but unemployment is also high. So what does that mean? It means people have left our city to go find work elsewhere.&quot;</p><p>Local construction companies have felt the impact directly, with one firm shrinking from 18 employees to just two, and award-winning renovators now working solo jobs just to stay afloat, according to deVeer.</p><p>&quot;I don&#39;t really call that lucky for a lot of people.&quot;</p><p>Part of the issue, according to Mattiussi, is that the market is currently &quot;off equilibrium.&quot;</p><p>&quot;I think getting up [to this rate] was a perfect storm... nobody builds multifamily. You make the commitment many years before you pour the concrete,&quot; Mattiussi says. &quot;I think on one hand, we&#39;re overbuilt in the condo market... The best thing it does is it brings rents down... but is that a healthy way to bring rents down? No, I don&#39;t think so.&quot;</p><p>The discussion also highlighted the skyrocketing cost of delivery as a major barrier to new housing. deVeer points to what she calls B.C.’s aggressive building codes, which exceed national standards, as a key driver of costs.</p><p>&quot;Our homes are highly over-engineered,&quot; says deVeer. &quot;If we&#39;re going to change anything, we have to address the cost to build because labour rates aren&#39;t going down... We tax housing like we do alcohol and cigarettes, which is crazy.&quot;</p><p>While development cost charges (DCCs) remained a contentious topic, Mattiussi argued they are necessary to prevent taxpayers from footing the bill for new growth, though he admitted there needs to be a balance.</p><p>&quot;Without DCCs in place, I&#39;ve watched developers go bankrupt in the 90s,&quot; Mattiussi says. &quot;When you look at the city of Kelowna, it has some of the highest rates in BC, and yet the lowest rates of property tax.&quot;<br>One Foot Off Center will be published monthly by Castanet, on <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAbsxHH6c-o">YouTube</a> and in an audio-only version on Spotify.<br></p>

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What is One Foot Off Center - The Small C Perspective?

A podcast focusing on current events and political decisions in Canada and how those decisions might affect the everyday Canadian. Hosted by Rick Maddison and Jeff Cox

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