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Shelby Thevenot
Shelby has lived across Canada. She grew up near Winnipeg, Manitoba then obtained her B.F.A in Multidisciplinary Fine Arts at the University of Lethbridge in Lethbridge, Alberta. In 2014 she moved to Montreal, Quebec to study French and thrived in the Visual Journalism Graduate Diploma program at Concordia University. Now she works at iNFO News where she strives to get the stories that matter to the Okanagan Valley community.
Member of:
The Professional Writers Association of Canada
Quebec Writers Federation
English Language Arts Network
Casting call at Kelowna sports bar
KELOWNA – An Okanagan casting company is seeking talent for a film being shot this…
“Ring of peace” formed around Toronto synagogue one week after Pittsburgh shooting
TORONTO – People of various faiths joined hands to form a circle around a Toronto…
Police: Man posed as customer, killed women in yoga studio
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – What was supposed to be a routine Friday night ritual of socializing,…
Government urged to rein in Canadian Commercial Corporation on arms deals
OTTAWA – The Crown corporation that arranges Canadian arms sales abroad has to be stopped…
Penticton Santa Claus parade accepting floats; volunteers
PENTICTON — Planning has started for Penticton's Santa Claus parade and organizers are accepting participant…
12 charged after protest of debate featuring ex-Trump aide Steve Bannon
Toronto police say they have laid charges against 12 people arrested Friday night during a…
Okanagan Heat basketball thrills fans with second-half comeback
KELOWNA – Heat basketball fans watching last night's game against Brandon were in for a…
New Trans Mountain pipeline review doomed to fail: Vancouver mayor-elect
Vancouver's incoming mayor says a revamped National Energy Board review of the Trans Mountain pipeline…
Environment Canada continues snowfall warning in the Interior
About 15 cm of snow is expected by tonight and a strong frontal system is…
Dave Williams flew to space but faced biggest challenges on solid ground
MONTREAL – As he was training in 2004 for his second space flight to help…
Ottawa to purchase a sixth Arctic and offshore patrol vessel: Sajjan
HALIFAX – Concern over a potential lack of work for Halifax's Irving Shipbuilding turned to…
Calgary can feel more confident than Vancouver did for Olympic vote: Furlong
CALGARY – The leap of faith Calgarians are asked to make about the 2026 Winter…
TRENDING NOW: Breathing forest in Quebec
It's not sorcery, it's science. Time Magazine wrote an article explaining why it appears this…
Trudeau to apologize to Tsilhqot’in community members for 1864 hanging of chiefs
CHILKO LAKE, B.C. – A First Nations leader says it's meaningful to community members that…
Greyhound exit leaves gap for homeless, domestic violence shelters
CALGARY – Organizations that help the homeless and those fleeing domestic violence say they have…
B.C. allows gender X on ID for people don’t identify as male or female
VICTORIA – People who consider themselves neither male nor female now have the right to…
Time change shift low priority for business; B.C. premier says no to change
VICTORIA – The president of the Business Council of British Columbia says of all the…
Salmon Arm security guard assaulted while intervening fuel theft
SALMON ARM – Police are seeking information on a suspect that fled a construction site…
UVic study finds homeless, vulnerable, finally get care when at death’s door
VICTORIA – The lives of 25 homeless or marginally housed people in Victoria only started…
Bell Media opens gates to HBO content, Hollywood movies under new Crave package
TORONTO – Viewers hoping to catch the latest HBO series and fresh Hollywood movies have…
TRENDING NOW: Ping-pong intensity
This guy takes his love of table tennis to a whole new level. From breaking…
Doctors expect better flu vaccine match as annual sneezing, hacking season begins
TORONTO – Cases of seasonal influenza have already begun to show up in Canada, and…
StatCan’s plans for banking info hints at larger trove, work on sensitive data
OTTAWA – Before Statistics Canada set out to scoop up private banking information from 500,000…
United Conservative Leader Kenney not stopping for questions on former worker
EDMONTON – Alberta United Conservative Leader Jason Kenney wouldn't stop to answer questions about a…