KELOWNA, BC — Industrial relics will add “fantastic” character to the redevelopment of Kelowna’s former downtown mill site, advocates of the property’s sweeping transformation say. An old tugboat, machine shop, railway platform, horse barns, and a massive lumber storage shed are among the Tolko mill features that remain and which will be repurposed on the 40-acre Manhattan Point waterfront property. The final plan for the massive redevelopment project, which envisions 20 high-rises with thousands of homes, will be released Wednesday. A public information session will be held from 4-8 p.m. at 1001 Manhattan Drive, at the corner of Guy Street. …In a video touting the redevelopment, Keith stands beside a tugboat named ’Stanley M’, named after Stanley M. Simpson, the Kelowna businessman who established the first sawmill on Manhattan Point in the 1930s.