Kelowna

[ ki-loh-nuh ]

noun

1. a city in S British Columbia, in SW Canada.

Example Sentences

That calamitous wildfire season is one of the reasons why BC is now seeing such a high number of zombie fires, said Mike Flannigan, a professor and fire management expert at Thompson Rivers University in Kelowna, BC.

From BBC

Walter Shawlee chanced upon a slide rule from high school while looking through a drawer at his home in Kelowna, British Columbia.

From New York Times

One day, about 20 years later, a middle-aged avionics engineer by the name of Walter Shawlee was looking through a drawer at his home in Kelowna, a midsize city in British Columbia, when he happened upon his old slide rule from high school.

From New York Times

As rinks began to open up again during the pandemic, she was approached by several NHL players in the Kelowna, British Columbia, area looking to get back into shape for the playoff bubble.

From Seattle Times

The fire advanced on the city of Kelowna for 19 days — consuming 976 hectares, or about 2,400 acres — of forest.

From New York Times