Kelowna, BC
Settled in the mid-1800’s, Kelowna B.C. has grown to nearly 130,000 residents.
A city unlike any other, Kelowna pays homage to its historic roots, but is also progressive in architectural design and ongoing community events. Kelowna is a brilliant mix of an urban city landscape and the staggering beauty of rural charm. As a flourishing cultural centre, a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, and a wine connoisseur’s dream come true, this idyllic Okanagan city promises an unforgettable experience.
Quick Facts:
- Kelowna means Grizzly Bear in First Nation’s dialect
- 250 events at Kelowna Community Theatre each year
- Kelowna International Airport is 10th busiest in Canada
- Land area: 221.69km
- Average temperature high in July and August: 27.4C
- Average temperature high in December and July: 0
West Kelowna, BC
West Kelowna B.C.is a warm and friendly city boasting quiet beaches and expansive hills lined with orchards and vineyards. With a rich agricultural history, West Kelowna features some of the oldest vines in the Okanagan Valley. The city provides activities throughout the year, including outdoor concerts and visual arts. Promoting a healthy lifestyle, West Kelowna offers nearly 130 parks and trails awaiting discovery.
Quick Facts:
- Population 35,000
- Land area: 123.5km
- Annual growth (2015)
- 129 parks and trails
- City incorporated in 2007
- B.C.’s 51st city