RANDY MILLIS

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By admin Posted on 2026-05-19 Posted in Personal Dispatches Tagged with British Columbia, CCHS, Columbian Centennial Housing Society, disability, eviction, homelessness, judicial review, Kelowna BC, Kelowna housing, Residential Tenancy Branch, tenant rights

Sneaker the turtle. Fifteen-year observer of human chaos at the Oasis Inn.

Find out what it means to me. E-V-I-C-A-C-A-T-I-O-N. Sock it to me.Sock it to me.Sock it to me. Meet Sneaker. Sneaker the turtle lives in a lobby aquarium at the Oasis Inn in Kelowna. He was named by a three-year-old …

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Plan By Me

The shirt is illuminated by a little USB rechargeable flashlight because right now I’m basically devoid of most of my normal tech environment.

DISPATCH — 12:18 AM — 2026-05-19 By Randy Millis 12:18 AM — Kelowna, BC I had a plan. What’s that thing they say about plans? It’s good to have one. Better to plan ahead. Always have a backup plan. Plan …

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I Lost My Housing, Ended Up in Hospital, and Still Do Not Know What Comes Next

By admin Posted on 2026-05-18 Posted in Personal Dispatches Tagged with bc housing, British Columbia, CCHS, Columbian Centennial Housing Society, disability, emergency department, emergency medicine, eviction, healthcare, homelessness, interior health, judicial review, Kelowna BC, Kelowna housing, Residential Tenancy Branch, tenant rights

Kelowna General Hospital emergency entrance on the night I was hospitalized during the final stages of displacement, exhaustion, dehydration, and ongoing legal and housing instability in Kelowna, B.C

Since My Last Post, I Lost My Housing, Ended Up in Hospital, and Still Do Not Know What Comes Next By Randy Millis When I published my previous article on May 11, 2026, I still believed there might be enough …

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My Door Was Broken During a Medical Emergency. Months Later, I May Be Homeless Today

By admin Posted on 2026-05-11 Posted in Personal Dispatches Tagged with British Columbia, CCHS, Columbian Centennial Housing Society, disability, eviction, homelessness, judicial review, Kelowna BC, Kelowna housing, Residential Tenancy Branch, tenant rights

Wheelchair user and journalist Randy Millis during the ongoing housing and legal dispute connected to unresolved suite door damage following a medical emergency.

By Randy MillisMay 11, 2026 Update – July 2026 This article was originally published on May 11, 2026, while I was seeking emergency court relief to avoid eviction. I ultimately lost my housing and entered Kelowna’s emergency shelter system. Since …

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