Police bust Kelowna house linked to drug trade

Police said the home on Coronation Ave. was a key contributor to the downtown drug trade. (Image Credit: Submitted/RCMP)

Mar 6, 2026 | 2:05 PM Pattison Media

The home that was the site of a police bust in the 600 block of Coronation Avenue earlier this week is a significant contributor to the drug trade in the downtown, according to RCMP.

Police reported that five people were taken into custody Wednesday, while hundreds of grams of illicit drugs were seized along with eight firearms. Around $5,000 in cash was also found, and a 3D printer used to make firearms.

Mounties say this residence was linked to fueling the supply of toxic drugs.

RCMP gave a list of items they found during their search:

Eight firearms
Imitation firearms
Approximately 400 grams of suspected crystal methamphetamine
Approximately 100 grams of suspected cocaine and fentanyl
Approximately 500 assorted prescription pills
Approximately $5,000 in Canadian currency
3D printed firearm and 3D printer used to manufacture firearms
Large quantity of ammunition

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