La perspective Francophone à Kelowna: Comment survivre dans une communauté anglophone
Kelowna a une histoire riche, avec ses fameux chemins de fer, ses maisons historiques et ses vergers anciens, mais savez…
Arts & Culture
Highlighting Student Artistic Talent on Campus: Fiction Author Bane Janzen
In the realm of art, culture, and literature, I’ve decided to dive into the works of one of our own student writers here…
Hiding From the Duolingo Owl — Five Unconventional Tips to Learn a Language
Many of us attempt to learn a new language at one point in our lives. Though it’s not for everyone, I’m sure I’m not the…
How to Write Transgender Characters
I’m trying to put into words the anger I have at schools banning books and works about transgender people. Now, more tha…
Ballet Kelowna is Back! Celebrating its 10th Anniversary under Simone Orlando with Rising Action
Ballet Kelowna is restarting its ballet season with a grand opening of their performance Rising Action. Don’t miss this …
The Frontier Where Feminism Meets Fear: Kelowna's Feminist Horror Festival
In the heart of Kelowna, a city known for its picturesque landscapes and beautiful weather, a unique and spine-chilling …
Let’s Have a Ball! Top places to learn how to ballroom dance in Kelowna
In a world filled with fast-paced routines and digital distractions, ballroom dancing offers a timeless escape into the …
We Are Countless: Exploring the Socio-Political Unrest in Iran Through Art
The Kelowna Art Gallery offers students free admission to visit its various exhibitions. From street photography to Pop …
embrace joy (and trains)
There is a certain nostalgia that we have for the early days of the pandemic. For a few months, so many of us had, besid…
A Standing Ovation for the Stand-up and Comedy Scene in Kelowna
Author’s Note: This article is a companion of the piece which appears in Print Issue #7 of The Phoenix News’ 2022-2023 r…
Ballet Kelowna Will Redefine What Dance is for You
What do you think of when I say the word ‘ballet’? Graceful dancing, tutus, and classical music, right?
Trombones to Tangerines: An Interview with Young Composer, Dryden Bennett
Lights go down. Baton goes up. Instruments start to play.