
A Stronger Voice For Kelowna-Mission.
KELOWNA

ABRAHAM NORDINE
Abe is standing to represent the community as the OneBC candidate for Kelowna-Mission, bringing a grounded, people-first perspective to provincial governance.
With deep roots in the Okanagan, he is dedicated to driving economic growth, improving local infrastructure, and addressing key community priorities. Abe is committed to listening to residents and serving as a strong, accountable voice for the region in Kelowna-Mission.
ABOUT ABRAHAM

I’m Abraham Nordine, and I’m proud to call Kelowna home.
I’ve spent my career building businesses, working with people in our community, and finding practical ways to turn challenges into opportunities. I believe good leadership starts with listening, understanding the issues that matter to people, and then actually getting things done.
Kelowna and the Mission area are communities with enormous potential. We have hardworking families, entrepreneurs, small businesses, and people who care deeply about where we live. But we also face real challenges, and I believe our community deserves a strong voice that is willing to stand up, ask difficult questions, and work toward practical solutions.
I'm running because I believe politics should be about people, accountability, and results. I want to bring a practical, community-focused approach to representing Kelowna-Mission and make sure our concerns are heard.
This is our community, and its future matters.
I'm asking for your support and your trust as we work together to build a stronger Kelowna-Mission.
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