Penticton with Jordan West

About Penticton with Jordan West

Jordan takes you on a journey through Penticton, highlighting the people, places, and ideas shaping the city. From engaging interviews to behind-the-scenes stories, this podcast brings Penticton to life. Tune in to discover the heart of the region with every episode.

Publisher

Jordan West

Category

government · news

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

21 Nov 2025

Latest episode

18 Aug 2026

Latest episodes

15 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   18 Aug 2026

   This Summerland Fire Proves Penticton Needs a Second Road

   Highway 97 is Penticton’s main connection north. When it closes, our backup should not be a forest service road. Wildfires, rockslides, and other emergencies have exposed the same vulnerability again and again: Penticton does not have a reliable secondary route connecting it to Kelowna and the rest of the Okanagan. When Highway 97 goes down, passenger traffic can be pushed onto the 201 Forest Service Road — a route that is not built or maintained to normal highway standards. In this video, Jordan West breaks down why this is more than an inconvenience. It is a safety, economic, and infrastructure problem — and one Penticton should address before the next emergency forces us to have the same conversation again. Jordan also talks about: • Why relying on the 201 Forest Service Road is not a real long-term backup plan • How previous wildfires, the 2023 Highway 97 rockslide, and other closures have exposed the same vulnerability • Why reliable access to Kelowna matters for healthcare, jobs, tourism, freight, families, and emergency services • Why simply paving the 201 may not be enough • What a proper engineering and cost assessment should actually examine • Why the Province of British Columbia is the key level of government with the power to move this forward • A practical three-part plan for creating a reliable, all-season emergency corridor The goal is not to pave a road tomorrow without understanding the engineering, cost, and trade-offs. It is to stop waiting until Highway 97 closes to remember that Penticton needs redundancy. Maintain the emergency route year-round. Get a proper engineering study and real cost options. Then build the safest, most reliable secondary corridor the region can reasonably support. Penticton’s geography is part of what makes this one of the best places in the world to live. But a growing regional centre also needs resilient infrastructure. Highway 97 will reopen. The immediate emergency will eventually pass. That is exactly when we cannot afford to forget the problem. Subscribe for more conversations on business, community, infrastructure, entrepreneurship, and what it takes to make Penticton an even better place to build a life.

2. 

   28 Feb 2026

   How Penticton Could Become Canada’s Energy Export Town

   Penticton’s energy opportunity didn’t happen by accident — we’re just not using it. A city bathed in sun. Nearly 300 hours of sunshine in July. Locally owned utilities. And yet when it comes to long-term economic leverage, lower property taxes, and future-proof jobs… we’re thinking too small. In this video, I break down why energy is the 50–100 year prize in North America, why AI and electrification are about to spike electricity demand, and the massive strategic advantage sitting right above our heads: the sun. After looking at solar feasibility, battery storage, net metering rules, small hydro potential, wind corridors, and how municipalities actually control energy development, a clear path emerges. Not hype. Not 100% renewable headlines. Not risky contracts like the ones that hurt cities such as Georgetown, Texas. But something smarter. This isn’t about covering every roof overnight. It’s not about political slogans. And it’s not about chasing trends. It’s about turning Penticton into Canada’s Sun Capital — a net energy exporter that builds local wealth, attracts AI-era investment, stabilizes rates, and potentially pushes property taxes down over time. Energy is the new oil. Except this time, it’s local. And we have it in abundance. If you care about economic resilience, attracting future jobs, supporting partnerships with the Penticton Indian Band, strengthening municipal leverage, and building a city our kids can actually choose to stay in — this conversation matters. Watch until the end to see the one mistake cities make when they chase renewable headlines — and the execution-first strategy that could actually work here. 💌 Get The Penticton Pulse — Jordan’s 5-minute weekly newsletter on the local issues shaping our city: https://magic.beehiiv.com/v1/f87eec70-65d9-46f3-888c-01b1177d21a9?email=%7B%7Bemail%7D%7D (https://magic.beehiiv.com/v1/f87eec70-65d9-46f3-888c-01b1177d21a9?email=%7B%7Bemail%7D%7D) 📱 Connect with Jordan Instagram: @pentictonwithjordanwest Threads: @pentictonwithjordanwest Facebook: Penticton with Jordan West Twitter/X: https://x.com/penticton_jwest (https://x.com/penticton_jwest) TikTok: @pentictonwithjordanwest 🏙️ Let’s build a more resilient, opportunity-driven, energy-smart Penticton — together.

3. 

   25 Feb 2026

   Penticton as the Street Performer Capital (Here’s the Plan)

   Penticton’s vibrancy problem didn’t happen by accident — we designed it. A beautiful lake. Packed beaches. Strong tourism. And yet when it comes to downtown energy, foot traffic flow, and places that actually feel alive… something breaks. In this video, I break down why Penticton struggles with dead zones, why tourists cluster in only a few areas, and the low-cost lever no one is seriously pulling: we’ve built a city people visit — but not one that keeps them moving, lingering, and exploring. After looking at tourism behavior, city-design patterns, and why global cities like Dublin, Melbourne, and London engineer street life on purpose, a clear solution emerges. Big festivals don’t fix this. Random events don’t either. But one strategic shift could change how the entire city feels — every weekend, for three seasons. This isn’t about louder noise. It’s not about chaos. And it’s not about copying another city. It’s about turning Penticton into the street performer (busking) capital of Canada — and using performers as infrastructure to move people, revive dead zones like Nanaimo Square, unlock food trucks, and bring downtown back to life. If you care about revitalizing downtown, supporting local artists, creating low-cost economic opportunity, and making Penticton feel alive again — this conversation matters. Watch until the end to see how one smart pilot could reshape tourism, foot traffic, and city energy — without massive spending or losing what makes this place special. 💌 Get The Penticton Pulse — Jordan’s 5-minute weekly newsletter on the local issues shaping our city: https://magic.beehiiv.com/v1/f87eec70-65d9-46f3-888c-01b1177d21a9?email=%7B%7Bemail%7D%7D (https://magic.beehiiv.com/v1/f87eec70-65d9-46f3-888c-01b1177d21a9?email=%7B%7Bemail%7D%7D) 📱 Connect with Jordan Instagram: @pentictonwithjordanwest Threads: @pentictonwithjordanwest Facebook: Penticton with Jordan West Twitter/X: https://x.com/penticton_jwest (https://x.com/penticton_jwest) TikTok: @pentictonwithjordanwest 🏙️ Let’s build a more vibrant, alive, and opportunity-driven Penticton — together.

4. 

   24 Feb 2026

   Penticton’s Missing Piece: A Startup Hub (In a City Building)

   Penticton’s opportunity problem didn’t happen by accident — we designed it. A beautiful lake. Thriving tourism. Award-winning wineries. And yet when it comes to innovation, high-paying jobs, and startup energy… something feels missing. In this video, I break down why Penticton struggles to attract and retain startups, why young talent quietly leaves, and the structural gap no one’s seriously addressing: we’ve built a city optimized for lifestyle — but not for opportunity. After looking at economic patterns, regional comparisons, small-city growth models, and what other BC communities did to unlock innovation, a clear pattern emerges. Throwing money at development doesn’t work. Hoping entrepreneurs just “show up” doesn’t work either. But one strategic shift could change the entire trajectory of the city. This isn’t about turning Penticton into Vancouver. It’s not about overdevelopment. And it’s definitely not about losing what makes this place special. It’s about adding the missing piece — a startup hub inside a city-owned building — and what that could unlock for jobs, retention, and long-term economic resilience. If you care about keeping young families here, building real career paths, and making Penticton more than just a retirement and tourism destination, this conversation matters. Watch until the end to see how one smart move could reshape the city’s future — without sacrificing its character. 💌 Get The Penticton Pulse — Jordan’s 5-minute weekly newsletter on the local issues shaping our city: https://magic.beehiiv.com/v1/f87eec70-65d9-46f3-888c-01b1177d21a9?email=%7B%7Bemail%7D%7D (https://magic.beehiiv.com/v1/f87eec70-65d9-46f3-888c-01b1177d21a9?email=%7B%7Bemail%7D%7D) 📱 Connect with Jordan: Instagram: @pentictonwithjordanwest Threads: @pentictonwithjordanwest Facebook: Penticton with Jordan West Twitter/X: https://x.com/penticton_jwest (https://x.com/penticton_jwest) TikTok: @pentictonwithjordanwest 🏙️ Let’s build a more innovative, opportunity-driven Penticton — together.

5. 

   23 Feb 2026

   Penticton’s Deer “Problem” Is Our Fault (Here’s the Fix)

   Penticton’s deer problem didn’t happen by accident — we built it. Deer wandering through neighborhoods feels charming… until it doesn’t. Collisions rise. Aggressive behavior spikes. Costs climb. And suddenly what felt “harmless” becomes a real safety issue. In this video, I break down why Penticton has so many urban deer, why it’s getting worse, and the uncomfortable truth most conversations avoid: this problem isn’t caused by the animals — it’s caused by us. After digging into bylaws, provincial data, wildlife behavior, and what other BC communities tried when things got out of hand, a clear pattern emerges. Extreme solutions fail. Ignoring it fails harder. But one overlooked lever actually works — without turning Penticton into a sterile, over-managed city. This isn’t about removing all the deer. It’s not about panic. And it’s definitely not about losing what makes Penticton special. It’s about fixing the system that quietly rewards risky behavior — before the province steps in and the choices get much worse. If you care about safety, families, and keeping Penticton a place people actually want to live long-term, this conversation matters. Watch until the end to see the practical, city-level fix that reduces conflict, keeps people safe, and still leaves room for Penticton’s character to survive. 💌 Get The Penticton Pulse — Jordan’s 5-minute weekly newsletter on the local issues shaping our city: https://magic.beehiiv.com/v1/f87eec70-65d9-46f3-888c-01b1177d21a9?email=%7B%7Bemail%7D%7D (https://magic.beehiiv.com/v1/f87eec70-65d9-46f3-888c-01b1177d21a9?email=%7B%7Bemail%7D%7D) 📱 Connect with Jordan: Instagram: @pentictonwithjordanwest Threads: @pentictonwithjordanwest Facebook: Penticton with Jordan West Twitter/X: https://x.com/penticton_jwest (https://x.com/penticton_jwest) TikTok: @pentictonwithjordanwest 🏙️ Let’s build a safer, smarter, more confident Penticton — together.

6. 

   30 Jan 2026

   The One Upgrade Penticton Needs Next

   You don’t need a bigger city to build a better future — but you do need the right connections. Penticton has one of the most underrated airports in the country. Short lines. Easy access. Ten minutes from downtown. On paper, it’s a dream. But something isn’t working. In this video, I walk through the real bottleneck holding Penticton back — not tourism, not housing, not ambition — but how we actually move in and out of the city. After flying in and out myself, talking with airlines, and comparing what other cities did differently, it became clear that one small change could unlock something much bigger: better jobs, stronger businesses, and a future where people don’t feel like they have to leave to grow. This isn’t about becoming Kelowna. It’s not about international flights. And it’s definitely not about losing what makes Penticton special. It’s about fixing the one constraint that quietly shapes everything else. If you care about this city — its future, its families, and the people who want to build their lives here — this conversation matters. Watch till the end to see the exact upgrade I believe Penticton needs next, and the practical city-level solution that could actually make it happen. ------------------------------------------------- 💌 Get The Penticton Pulse — Jordan’s 5-minute weekly newsletter on the local issues shaping our city: https://magic.beehiiv.com/v1/f87eec70-65d9-46f3-888c-01b1177d21a9?email=%7B%7Bemail%7D%7D (https://magic.beehiiv.com/v1/f87eec70-65d9-46f3-888c-01b1177d21a9?email=%7B%7Bemail%7D%7D) 📱 Connect with Jordan: Instagram: @pentictonwithjordanwest Threads: @pentictonwithjordanwest Facebook: Penticton with Jordan West Twitter/X: https://x.com/penticton_jwest (https://x.com/penticton_jwest) TikTok: @pentictonwithjordanwest 🏙️ Let’s build a safer, smarter, more confident Penticton — together.

7. 

   9 Jan 2026

   Give Me 99 Seconds: Fixing Penticton

   ✨ The Big Idea: 3 Things Penticton Can Fix — Starting Today In just 99 seconds, Jordan West breaks down three real, actionable changes that could immediately improve life in Penticton — not with complaints, not with politics, but with clear vision and practical thinking. Jordan lives here. He raises his family here. He builds businesses here. And in this short, focused video, he lays out what Penticton already does well — and where it’s falling short of its true potential. From becoming a true “Napa of the North”, to reconnecting Penticton with the world, to keeping the city safe and compassionate, this is about moving past talk and toward action. 👉 In this video you’ll hear: • Why Penticton should stop acting like a “summer town” and start thinking global • How year-round wine, food, and events create better jobs and stronger local spending • Why flights, backup routes, and long-term connectivity matter more than people think • How safety and compassion can exist together — without chaos or cruelty • Why vision, focus, and follow-through matter more than endless discussion ------------------------------------------------- 💌 Get The Penticton Pulse — Jordan’s 5-minute weekly newsletter on the local issues shaping our city: https://magic.beehiiv.com/v1/f87eec70-65d9-46f3-888c-01b1177d21a9?email=%7B%7Bemail%7D%7D (https://magic.beehiiv.com/v1/f87eec70-65d9-46f3-888c-01b1177d21a9?email=%7B%7Bemail%7D%7D) 📱 Connect with Jordan: Instagram: @pentictonwithjordanwest Threads: @pentictonwithjordanwest Facebook: Penticton with Jordan West Twitter/X: https://x.com/penticton_jwest (https://x.com/penticton_jwest) TikTok: @pentictonwithjordanwest 🏙️ Let’s build a safer, smarter, more confident Penticton — together.

8. 

   5 Jan 2026

   Why Penticton is Better Than We Think

   Penticton gets talked about like it’s either falling apart or past its prime. But the truth is more interesting — and more hopeful — than that. In this video, Jordan West takes a grounded, honest walk through Penticton to explain why the city is far better than we give it credit for, and why that actually matters if we want to protect its future. Yes — there are real challenges: housing, safety concerns, downtown struggles, and affordability. But there’s also momentum, opportunity, and a version of Penticton that’s quietly working — often overlooked in online negativity and “doom scrolling.” This isn’t a hype video. And it’s not denial either. It’s a realistic look at what Penticton is doing right, what we’re missing when we only focus on what’s broken, and why balanced conversations are the foundation of real progress. 👉 In this Video, you’ll hear: • Why Penticton’s problems don’t tell the full story • What people overlook when they say “the city is going downhill” • How negativity shapes perception — and policy • The difference between awareness and constant outrage • Why believing in this city matters if we actually want change • What Penticton could become if we build with confidence, not fear Jordan shares observations from the ground — walking neighborhoods, downtown, and everyday spaces — breaking down what’s working, what needs improvement, and why Penticton still has one of the strongest foundations of any small city in Canada. If you live here… If you’re thinking of moving here… Or if you love Penticton but feel conflicted about where it’s headed — This video is for you. No politics. No fearmongering. Just clear thinking, local context, and real conversation. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 📌CHAPTERS: 00:00 Why Penticton is Weird (In a Good Way) 🏔️ 01:30 Two Lakes, One City Advantage 🏊 03:45 The Channel: Our Summer Ritual 🛟 06:20 Naramata Bench Wine Region 🍷 08:40 Community Events & Local Culture 🎪 10:30 Outdoor Access Paradise ⛰️ 12:10 Small City Identity & Staying Authentic ✨ ------------------------------------------------- 💌 Get The Penticton Pulse — Jordan’s 5-minute weekly newsletter on the local issues shaping our city: https://magic.beehiiv.com/v1/f87eec70-65d9-46f3-888c-01b1177d21a9?email=%7B%7Bemail%7D%7D (https://magic.beehiiv.com/v1/f87eec70-65d9-46f3-888c-01b1177d21a9?email=%7B%7Bemail%7D%7D) 📱 Connect with Jordan: Instagram: @pentictonwithjordanwest Threads: @pentictonwithjordanwest Facebook: Penticton with Jordan West Twitter/X: https://x.com/penticton_jwest (https://x.com/penticton_jwest) TikTok: @pentictonwithjordanwest 🏙️ Let’s build a safer, smarter, more confident Penticton — together.

9. 

   11 Dec 2025

   What This Channel Is Really About (Penticton’s Future)

   ✨ The Big Idea: Why This Channel Exists — And Why Penticton Needs It Now In this short intro video, Jordan West shares why he moved to Penticton, why he fell in love with it instantly, and why he’s worried about where the city is headed. From housing affordability and homelessness to downtown safety, tourism potential, and long-term growth — Jordan lays out the honest truth: Penticton is an incredible place with massive potential, but it feels stuck in a “good enough” loop. Jordan — a former BC Ambulance Paramedic turned entrepreneur — has spent years building companies, solving complex problems, and thinking in systems. Now, he’s bringing that same mindset to his new hometown. No fearmongering. No political attacks. No whispers in Facebook groups. Just real conversations about what’s happening, why it’s happening, and how we can build the most livable small city in Canada. 👉 In this channel intro you’ll hear: • Why Jordan believes Penticton has two identities — thriving and struggling • How housing, safety, and affordability are shaping daily life • Why “good enough” planning is holding the city back • What business-minded, fresh-eyes problem solving looks like • The kinds of videos coming next: housing, homelessness, tourism, growth • Street interviews, breakdowns, neighborhood walks, and plain-English explainers • The mission: build a better, safer, more ambitious Penticton together If you care about this city — if you love it, and you’re a little worried about where it’s going — you’re in the right place. This channel is for the builders, the doers, the neighbors who want more for Penticton than “good enough.” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 💌 Get The Penticton Pulse — Jordan’s 5-minute weekly newsletter on the local issues shaping our city: https://magic.beehiiv.com/v1/f87eec70-65d9-46f3-888c-01b1177d21a9?email=%7B%7Bemail%7D%7D (https://magic.beehiiv.com/v1/f87eec70-65d9-46f3-888c-01b1177d21a9?email=%7B%7Bemail%7D%7D) 📱 Connect with Jordan: Instagram: @pentictonwithjordanwest Threads: @pentictonwithjordanwest Facebook: Penticton with Jordan West Twitter/X: https://x.com/penticton_jwest (https://x.com/penticton_jwest) TikTok: @pentictonwithjordanwest 🏙️ Let’s build a safer, smarter, more ambitious Penticton — together.

10. 

    3 Dec 2025

    Why Penticton Should Go Phone Free at School

    ✨ The Bold Question: Should Penticton Ban Smartphones in Schools? In this video, Jordan West breaks down one of the most important decisions Penticton could make for its youth — whether schools should go fully phone-free until Grade 11, bringing back focus, real friendships, higher grades, and calmer classrooms. Jordan — a former BC Ambulance Paramedic turned entrepreneur — walks through the research, the mental-health impact, the rise in anxiety and distraction, what other cities have already done, and a practical plan Penticton could adopt this year. From bullying to academic performance to social skills, the data paints a clear picture: a phone-free school day might be the simplest, highest-ROI change we could make for our kids. 👉 In this episode: • Why smartphone addiction is harming focus, sleep, and mental health • What actually happens when schools ban phones (real results from other cities) • The rise in ADHD, anxiety, and comparison culture among youth • How bullying and drama drop when phones are removed • Flip phones vs. smartphones — and why safety isn’t compromised • A step-by-step phone-free plan Penticton could roll out today • How teachers recover weeks of learning time each year • The community-wide benefits: calmer halls, more eye contact, happier kids • Why the city, district, parents, RCMP, and PACs need to move together • Jordan’s honest take on why this matters now more than ever _____________________________________________________________ 📍 CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Why penticton should go ohone free at school 01:46 - Evidence Pack 1, Mental Health 03:50 - Evidence Pack 2, Academic & Focus 06:47 - Evidence Pack 3, Social Skills & Bullying 10:10 - Evidence pack 4, Comparable cities & Provinces 11:45 - Evidence Pack 5, Reality Check 12:25 - The Penticton Plan 12:32 - Bell to Bell Ban 13:25 - Flip phone option 14:04 - Parent Pact 14:27 - Teacher & Staff Allignment 14:49 - Yard Retrieval kit 15:24 - End Thoughts 💌 Get The Penticton Pulse — Jordan’s 5-minute weekly newsletter on the local issues shaping our city: https://magic.beehiiv.com/v1/f87eec70-65d9-46f3-888c-01b1177d21a9?email=%7B%7Bemail%7D%7D (https://magic.beehiiv.com/v1/f87eec70-65d9-46f3-888c-01b1177d21a9?email=%7B%7Bemail%7D%7D)

11. 

    26 Nov 2025

    $ Millions on the Line Will Penticton Embrace Tiny Home Village?

    ⚡ See the Full Penticton Homelessness Plan Video 👇: https://youtu.be/Hoy2HjZzq7M?si=jKjiVT0DZcRsySSc (https://youtu.be/Hoy2HjZzq7M?si=jKjiVT0DZcRsySSc) ✨ Millions on the Line: Will Penticton Embrace the Tiny Home Village? In this video, Jordan West breaks down one of Penticton’s biggest decisions in years — whether to approve a fully funded 50-unit Tiny Home Village for people experiencing homelessness… or risk losing millions of dollars and leaving dozens with nowhere to go. With a December 2nd deadline looming, this is a high-stakes moment that could shape the city for decades. Jordan — a former BC Ambulance Paramedic turned entrepreneur — walks through the entire proposal: the funding, the conditions, the location, why residents are divided, what other cities like Kelowna have achieved with similar projects, and what realistically happens if Penticton says “no.” 👉 In this episode: • What the 50-unit Tiny Home Village actually is — and who pays for it • Why the project could vanish if council delays past December 2nd • The provincial Heart & Hearth program and what “strings attached” really mean • Why the chosen site sparked backlash — and what alternatives exist • Safety, crime, and the concerns from nearby businesses • How Kelowna’s model performed (and what Penticton can learn) • Jordan’s detailed, honest take on what the city should do next • What happens to the Fairview encampment if this moves forward • The two-way door vs. one-way door decision Penticton now faces 📍 CHAPTERS: 00:00 – The High-Stakes Question 00:48 – Province’s Offer 02:02 – Deadline Pressure 03:10 – Communication Breakdown 04:08 – What the Tiny Homes Include 05:27 – Wet Facility Requirement 06:35 – Temporary Use Permit 07:28 – Funding Breakdown 08:32 – Proposed Location 09:44 – Community Backlash 11:03 – Alternatives Considered 12:12 – Kelowna Case Study 13:39 – Bigger Picture: Housing First 15:02 – Cost of Saying No 16:04 – Two-Way Door Decision 17:16 – Safety & Oversight Plan 18:18 – Accountability Measures 19:12 – Jordan’s Conditions 20:17 – Business Concerns 21:21 – Fairview Encampment 22:19 – Jordan’s Recommendation 23:36 – Next Steps 24:10 – Final Thoughts 💌 Get The Penticton Pulse — Jordan’s 5-minute weekly newsletter on the local issues that matter most: https://magic.beehiiv.com/v1/f87eec70-65d9-46f3-888c-01b1177d21a9?email=%7B%7Bemail%7D%7D (https://magic.beehiiv.com/v1/f87eec70-65d9-46f3-888c-01b1177d21a9?email=%7B%7Bemail%7D%7D) 📱 Connect with Jordan: Instagram: @pentictonwithjordanwest Threads: @pentictonwithjordanwest Facebook: Penticton with Jordan West Twitter/X: https://x.com/penticton_jwest (https://x.com/penticton_jwest) TikTok: @pentictonwithjordanwest 🏙️ Let’s build a safer, smarter, and more compassionate Penticton — together.

12. 

    21 Nov 2025

    How Penticton Can Solve The Affordable Housing Crisis In 12 Months

    How Penticton can solve the affordable housing crisis🏘️ If you love Penticton but know housing has become nearly impossible for the average family — this video is for you. Jordan West breaks down how to build real affordable housing that actually works — with math, not slogans. Using Penticton as a model, Jordan lays out a full plan for 150 affordable homes built on city land, with smart financing, modular design, and no new taxes. As a business owner, former paramedic, and proud Pentictonite, Jordan believes we don’t need to wait for Ottawa or Victoria — we can fix affordability right here at home. 📍 Chapters 00:00 – Intro: Why this matters 00:16 – What “affordable” actually means 01:15 – The math of local incomes 02:32 – The Penticton rent card 03:28 – The affordability gap 04:22 – City land = affordable rent 06:27 – Governance that actually works 08:54 – How to build it simple & smart 10:40 – Funding without new taxes 12:54 – The Penticton pilot: 150 homes in 18 months 14:54 – The realistic timeline 15:56 – Guardrails & human check 16:38 – What City Council can do tomorrow 16:53 – Final message 🧭 Jordan’s Vision for Penticton Affordable housing shouldn’t be a dream — it should be the foundation of a thriving local economy. By using city land, standardized design, and smart financing, Penticton can lead Canada with a blueprint that actually works. If you care about keeping Penticton livable for the next generation — this is one you don’t want to miss. 👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe so more people can join the movement to make Penticton Canada’s most affordable and inspiring small city. 💌 Get my free weekly newsletter: The Penticton Pulse — https://magic.beehiiv.com/v1/f87eec70-65d9-46f3-888c-01b1177d21a9?email=%7B%7Bemail%7D%7D (https://magic.beehiiv.com/v1/f87eec70-65d9-46f3-888c-01b1177d21a9?email=%7B%7Bemail%7D%7D) 📲 Connect with Jordan: Instagram: @pentictonwithjordanwest Threads: @pentictonwithjordanwest Facebook: Penticton with Jordan West Twitter/X: @penticton_jwest TikTok: @pentictonwithjordanwest

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    21 Nov 2025

    Penticton’s Top 10 Issues—And Real Fixes

    Penticton’s 10 Biggest Issues (and How We Fix Them — Fast) 💡 If you love Penticton but feel like a few things could be way better — this video is for you. Jordan West breaks down the Top 10 real issues Penticton locals actually care about — from housing affordability and homelessness to clean beaches, youth programs, and year-round jobs — and shares simple, local-first solutions we can start right now. As a business owner, paramedic-turned-entrepreneur, and proud Pentictonite, Jordan believes we don’t have to wait for the government — we can fix Penticton ourselves. 📍 Chapters 00:00 – Intro: Why this video matters 01:18 – Top 10 issues in Penticton 01:24 – #10 Parking & summer congestion 02:18 – #9 Airport connectivity & YYF 03:04 – #8 Year-round economy & small business 04:14 – #7 Youth, family & childcare 05:04 – #6 Water, drought & lake health 06:10 – #5 Parks, beaches & clean public spaces 07:19 – #4 Getting around without fights 08:07 – #3 Downtown safety & shoplifting 09:51 – #2 Homelessness, addiction & mental health 11:23 – #1 Housing affordability & availability 13:58 – Jordan’s 5-step local action plan 14:29 – Public checklist & final message 🧭 Jordan’s Vision for Penticton From dynamic parking pricing to shoulder-season festivals, fast permits for new housing, and a cleaner downtown — Jordan’s five local moves could make Penticton meaningfully better in just months. If you care about Penticton’s future — this is one you don’t want to miss. 👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe so more people can join the movement to make Penticton Canada’s most livable city. 💌 Get my free weekly newsletter: The Penticton Pulse —https://magic.beehiiv.com/v1/f87eec70-65d9-46f3-888c-01b1177d21a9?email=%7B%7Bemail%7D%7D (https://magic.beehiiv.com/v1/f87eec70-65d9-46f3-888c-01b1177d21a9?email=%7B%7Bemail%7D%7D) 📲 Connect with Jordan: Instagram: @pentictonwithjordanwest Threads: @pentictonwithjordanwest Facebook: Penticton with Jordan West Twitter/X: @penticton_jwest TikTok: @pentictonwithjordanwest

14. 

    21 Nov 2025

    IS PENTICTION CANADA'S NEXT DIGITAL NOMAD CAPITAL?

    Can Penticton become Canada’s next digital nomad capital? 🌏 I run a 52-person team from right here in Penticton, and I believe our city is wide open for growth—for locals and remote workers. In this video, I break down the Top 10 reasons Penticton is the perfect city for digital nomads and share a six-move plan to create jobs, boost safety, and keep our community thriving year-round. Chapters 00:00 – Intro: Why Penticton? 01:00 – Outdoor office lifestyle 02:15 – Real work infrastructure 03:00 – Flights that actually work 03:50 – Shoulder season gold 05:20 – Walkable core & weekly rituals 06:30 – Two lakes, one life 07:15 – Time wealth , commute debt 08:00 – A community that scales with you 08:50 – Offsite paradise 09:45 – A city you can shape 11:30 – My 6-move plan for Penticton’s future 13:00 – Your 48-hour trial life in Penticton 14:15 – Final thoughts & call to action 👉Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe so more people see this vision. 💌Get my free weekly newsletter, The Penticton Pulse: https://magic.beehiiv.com/v1/f87eec70-65d9-46f3-888c-01b1177d21a9?email=%7B%7Bemail%7D%7D (https://magic.beehiiv.com/v1/f87eec70-65d9-46f3-888c-01b1177d21a9?email=%7B%7Bemail%7D%7D) 📲Connect with Jordan: Instagram: @pentictonwithjordanwest Threads; @pentictonwithjordanwest Facebook: Penticton with Jordan West Twitter/X: https://x.com/penticton_jwest (https://x.com/penticton_jwest) Tiktok: pentictonwithjordanwest If you care about Penticton’s future, this is one you don’t want to miss.

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    21 Nov 2025

    WILD FIRE VS PENTICTION: ARE WE SAFE?

    🔥A single ember can leap Skaha Lake in minutes. Is Penticton truly ready for the next wildfire? In this video, Jordan West breaks down what’s working, what’s missing, and the ONE action you can take tonight to protect your family. Jordan is a former BC Ambulance paramedic turned entrepreneur, now running for Mayor of Penticton with one mission: make this city proactive, not reactive. From wildfire readiness to smarter city planning, he’s here to spark change in the best city you’ve never heard of. 👉 In this episode: 1.What Penticton is doing well in wildfire preparedness 2.The gaps we urgently need to fix 3.Real lessons from nearby cities like Kelowna and Logan Lake 4.Three bold solutions Jordan believes Penticton should act on next 5.A simple checklist YOU can do today to keep your family safe If you believe Penticton deserves bold leadership and practical solutions, make sure to like this video, leave a comment, and hit subscribe for weekly updates. 💌 Join The Penticton Pulse – Jordan’s 5-minute weekly newsletter on what really matters locally: https://magic.beehiiv.com/v1/f87eec70-65d9-46f3-888c-01b1177d21a9?email=%7B%7Bemail%7D%7D (https://magic.beehiiv.com/v1/f87eec70-65d9-46f3-888c-01b1177d21a9?email=%7B%7Bemail%7D%7D) 📲Connect with Jordan: Instagram: @pentictonwithjordanwest Threads; @pentictonwithjordanwest Facebook: Penticton with Jordan West Twitter/X: https://x.com/penticton_jwest (https://x.com/penticton_jwest) Tiktok: pentictonwithjordanwest Let’s make Penticton the most prepared, resilient, and thriving city in BC.🚒🌲

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