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Bowen Assman

Bowen Assman

I joined The Morning Star team in January 2023 as a reporter. Before that, I spent 10 months covering sports in Kelowna. I was born and raised in Edmonton, Alberta, and earned my business degree from StFX University in Nova Scotia. Later, I obtained a post-grad certificate in Sports Journalism from Centennial College in Toronto. When I am not playing tennis or refereeing basketball, I love to share stories about my travels.

Phone
250-550-7920
Email
bowen.assman@vernonmorningstar.com

Recent Work by Bowen

Kelowna man charged in July 4 murder convicted of assault earlier that day

Kelowna man charged in July 4 murder convicted of assault earlier that day

A bail hearing did not occur on July 4 for Plover
Premier Eby comments on Kelowna woman's death following daytime attack

Premier Eby comments on Kelowna woman's death following daytime attack

Eby referenced the work of B.C. Attorney General Niki Sharma in helping to ensure that intimate partner violence was included in the call for bail reform in Canada
Kelowna man charged with murder had prior history of violence, debt

Kelowna man charged with murder had prior history of violence, debt

James Plover was charged following an assault in Kelowna that left Bailey McCourt, his ex-partner, dead.
Wildfire north of Lytton grows to 245 hectares

Wildfire north of Lytton grows to 245 hectares

The blaze was first discovered on Canada Day
Okanagan local inks deal with Stanley Cup finalists

Okanagan local inks deal with Stanley Cup finalists

Curtis Lazar has signed a one year contract with the Edmonton Oilers
B.C. youth in North American Junior Ranger competition

B.C. youth in North American Junior Ranger competition

James Malay is competing against thousands of other youth who share a passion for the outdoors
B.C.'s Cassandra Brown leads Canada to wins at 3x3 World Cup

B.C.'s Cassandra Brown leads Canada to wins at 3x3 World Cup

Team Canada has gone 2-0 to start the FIBA 3x3 World Cup 2025
Up to 27 tonnes of tire particles end up in B.C. lake every year: study

Up to 27 tonnes of tire particles end up in B.C. lake every year: study

The study was a part of a presentation at the Water Sustainability event hosted in Vernon.
Vernon boxer jabs to victory at Quesnel bout

Vernon boxer jabs to victory at Quesnel bout

Scott Griffins defeated Heera Panesar at the Rumble 34 boxing competition
Despite Kelowna pediatrics closure, Vernon hospital confident in staff levels

Despite Kelowna pediatrics closure, Vernon hospital confident in staff levels

North Okanagan executive director of clinical operations, Chris Simms, said that staffing levels "wouldn't be anything at this point that would be surpassing our team's ability to provide safe care"
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