
Travis Lowe
Video Journalist
After receiving a degree in radio and television production, Travis Lowe worked in Toronto as a camera op and editor.
For the last 25 years, he has been employed as an ENG news cameraman/editor for Global Okanagan.
In the last few years. he’s made the move to the other side of the lens, working as a video journalist.
Travis has managed to combine his passion for fly fishing with his work in the film television industry. He has produced, shot and edited an eight-part mini-series for Global Okanagan in conjunction with Scientific Anglers called “The World of Fly Fishing.”
His most recent films include work for Patagonia, Abel Reels and Montana Fly Company.
Lowe’s “Thai One On” was a fan favorite in the 2013 F3T Film Festival. and his full-length feature film “Finding Fontinalis” was awarded Best Environmental Film by The Drake Awards.
Video Archives
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Warriors’ woes continue as Vees dominate again
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Mental Health Monday – Kelowna Caring Canines Society
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Playoffs set to start against Seattle Thunderbirds
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Salmon Arm staves off elimination
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Silverbacks win game seven over Wenatchee
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Loss costs Rockets playoff home-ice advantage
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Rocket Report: Home-ice advantage still up for grabs
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Vees snuff out Smoke Eaters to advance to second round
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Rockets edge Cougars in overtime shutout
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Ketamine clinic opens for treatment of severe depression
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Warriors face Vipers in first round ‘Battle of the Okanagan’
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Caden Price impresses during WHL rookie season
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Penticton Vees head into first round playoff against Trail
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Silverbacks set to face Wenatchee Wild
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Rockets’ losing streak slides to six games
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Rockets’ losing streak extends to five games
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Orthopaedic surgeons want waitlists reduced
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Summerland taxpayers may have to pay for road improvements
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Okanagan College Coyotes headed to CCAA women’s basketball national championship
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Rocket Report: Rivalry between Kelowna, Kamloops about to heat up
Author Archives
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Penticton Vees head into first round playoff against Trail"We know that Trail is going to come hard and we are not taking the game for granted here so we'll be ready," said Casey McDonald.SportsMar 29
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Okanagan College Coyotes headed to CCAA women’s basketball national championship"We know we can definitely compete or beat any team in the country,". Andrew Gini said.SportsMar 14
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Rocket Report: Rivalry between Kelowna, Kamloops about to heat upKelowna is just eight points back of first-place Kamloops in B.C. Division standings, but the Rockets have three games in hand.SportsMar 11
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Mental Health Monday: ‘Talk Today’ program aims to help CHL hockey players’ mental health"It's really all about making sure that people are comfortable coming forward to talk about the challenges they may be having in mental health," Ron Robison said.HealthMar 7
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High school sports: Okanagan hosting senior girls 1A B.C. basketball championship'If you look at us, we're not tall, we are not overly impressive in a warm-up, but something happens when we play.'SportsMar 3
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West Kelowna Warriors to celebrate neighbours with Peachland night'This is so important for the community,' said Peachland mayor Cindy Fortin. 'It's a great way to get out there, have a fun day, refocus your thoughts a little bit enjoy yourself.'SportsMar 1
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Rocket Report: Jake Lee chasing franchise record for defenceman goal scoring'I think that he's had a really good year so far. He's been one of our most consistent defencemen,'SportsFeb 25
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Okanagan man organizing support rally in response to Russian invasion of UkraineDenys Storozhuk says the gathering in support of Ukraine will take place in Kelowna on Thursday afternoon, 4 p.m., in front of City Hall.CanadaFeb 24
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Rocket Report: Crowds back to full capacity again for WHL’s B.C. Division'It's going to be interesting, if the people are going to come back in droves or not,' Bruce Hamilton said.SportsFeb 18
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Junior hockey: No urgency cited as Rockets fall to Cougars"I think that our guys came in the mindset that it was going to be easy," Kris Mallette said.SportsFeb 17
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Okanagan resident worried about Russia’s possible invasion of UkraineThe president of Kelowna’s Ukrainian Cultural Society says an invasion by Russia would have horrific consequences for Ukraine and its people.CanadaFeb 16
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Construction underway to replace stretch of Kelowna’s City Park walkwayA 50-metre stretch of the old stone paved promenade is about to be torn up and replaced with a concrete multi-use path that will be wider and smoother.EnvironmentFeb 14
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Rocket Report: Changing Kelowna’s goaltending game with Eli Wilson'I've been around the game for a long time,' Eli Wilson said.SportsFeb 11
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COVID-19: Kelowna pharmacies still struggling to stock rapid testsCraig Tostenson of the Pharmasave in Glenmore said finding COVID-19 rapid tests is 'extremely difficult; we have been looking it seems like for months.'HealthFeb 10
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Rocket Report: Mark Liwiski still hoping for pro contract'Earn a pro contract, that's my goal in mind,' Mark Liwiski said.SportsFeb 4
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COVID-19: Canadian Blood Services makes urgent call for donors to replenish the supply depleted during Omicron"We need more donors, the need for blood and blood products. It doesn't stop," said Janna Pantella.HealthJan 31
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Rocket Report: 20 questions with Kelowna head coach Kris MalletteIn his third campaign as a WHL head coach, Kris Mallette has 20 wins in 34 games so far this season and is quietly positioning the Kelowna Rockets for a play-off run. This week with Kelowna on the road to take on the Victoria Royals and the Vancouver Giants, the Rocket Report goes behind the...SportsJan 28
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COVID-19 cancels Kelowna, B.C. ringette tournament for second year in a row"It's an event that's been run for over 30 years here in the Kelowna community and so for our athletes this is such a big deal," said Tessa Russell.SportsJan 25
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Rocket Report: COVID-19 catches up with Kelowna, team activities paused'Omicron is highly contagious. It's affecting society and we are not immune from that. As much as we have our players and the staff fully vaccinated, we are going to have cases.'SportsJan 21
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B.C. neighbourhood owl, nicknamed ‘Whodini,’ rescued from nettingOnce 'Whodini the Owl' is well enough, a wildlife spokesperson says it will be released back into the neighbourhood.FeaturesJan 20
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Rocket Report: Andrew Cristall, Kelowna’s heir apparent"Some of the plays he makes out on the ice ... as a staff, we sit there and are just like, 'Wow, this is pretty impressive,'' said Kelowna's head coach.SportsJan 14
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Kelowna airport director honoured to chair North American division of airports councilThe Airports International Council - North America is an advocacy group that describes itself as the 'voice' of the airport business.CanadaJan 13
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Kelowna mayor reiterates call for complex-care housing across B.C."Some of our most vulnerable residents are falling through the cracks," Kelowna mayor Colin Basran says in a new BCUMC video that was posted Tuesday.CanadaJan 11
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Rocket Report: There’s a new Kydd in town"He'll play in our top six, it will give a little more depth to the coaching staff to have another player that can certainly put in some powerplay time," Bruce Hamilton said.SportsJan 7
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West Kelowna’s SolAqua Townhomes project still drawing density concerns from area residents'I think there are still some concerns with the fact that Casa Loma is a one-road-in, one-road-out community," Casa Loma Community Association president Ryan Holt said.NewsJan 4