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Matthew Timmins

Matthew Timmins is an Ontario-born photographer with a background in photojournalism. After working at local newspapers in Canmore, Banff and Jasper, he moved to Revelstoke for three years. He has spent the last two years travelling in New Zealand, Australia, Southeast Asia and Northern Europe.
He now lives in Revelstoke again and can be reached at 226-688-8528.

Matthew's Latest Articles

Revelstoke Grizzlies have the bar set high for 2019–20 season

After the team took the B.C. championships last season, the 2019-20 Revelstoke Grizzlies have the bar set high. Here's our preview of changes to the roster and staff for this season.

Inspired by local forestry scene, Peak Axe Throwing opens its doors

Sharpen up your axe throwing skills at new Revelstoke business Peak Axe Throwing.

Revelstoke Grizzlies look to keep momentum as playoffs near

The division-leading Revelstoke Grizzlies' current win streak dates back to Dec. 1. The team hopes to carry their momentum forward as the playoffs approach.

Hooking into the Revelstoke fishing scene

'Sitting in the passenger seat as we head down a logging road after a morning of fly-fishing, Linden Ernst looks over and reminds me how unpopular I will be with the local fishing scene if I name any fishing spot too accurately.'

A morning in the life with RMR Ski Patrol

Contributor Matthew Timmins checks in with ski patrollers to find out what it takes to get Revelstoke Mountain Resort ready after an overnight powder blanketing.

Canadian snowbike MX nationals come to Revelstoke

Spectator-friendly pro snow bike event targets 1,000 participants and fans for first event.

Revelstoke avalanche know-how going global

Bringing the soul of avalanche safety to international borders

Taking refuge in Revelstoke’s climbing ‘caves’ during the rainy season

Revelstoke's climbing scene goes indoors during the cold, wet shoulder season

Revelstoke’s Trapper Snowboards enters fifth year of production

Revelstoke's Trapper Snowboards celebrates a milestone in their Big Eddy workshop where they'll be hosting an open house this Friday as part of Canuck Splitfest.