Isabella Calissi is a multimedia journalist. She is a recent grad of BCIT’s Broadcast and Online Journalism program and a recipient of the 2025 CBC Summer Scholarship. She is passionate about telling stories from people you don’t usually hear about. She’s proficient in audio-mixing and gathering, photography, videography, and news writing.
Latest Articles
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Yukon First Nations Wildfire holds course to inspire underrepresented groups to join firefighting
Course gives women and 2SLGBTQ+ people the chance to try firefighting Yukon First Nations Wildfire held its first Women on Wildfires (WOW) training program last week —
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Carcross/Tagish First Nation ‘in the driver’s seat’ for remediation projects
First Nation signed governance agreement with federal gov’t over remediation of 3 sites The Carcross/Tagish First Nation (C/TFN) in the Yukon will play a leading role
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‘It’s pretty great’: Musicians young and old praise Yukon Summer Music Camp
‘I’ve been coming back pretty much every year since, and that was a long time ago’ Collaborative energy filled the halls of Yukon University this past
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Yukon exhibit shows how art can be ‘the great equalizer’
Without Saying combines the work of Colin Dorward, left, and Ernest Chua, middle. Studio co-ordinator Phoebe Gonzales Rohrbacher, right, says art creates an even playing
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Local artist hopes for more diversity in Vancouver’s festival scene
Although Vancouver’s music scene is diverse, Ricardo Pequenino hopes to see more featured BIPOC creators. Ricardo Pequenino is a local musician who’s worked everywhere from
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PHOTOS: Lantern Festival crafts
To celebrate the Lantern Festival, guests were invited to Dr Sun Yet-San Gardens to make lanterns and enjoy Tang-Yuan. Envelopes from last year’s ‘Year of
