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Regional district board backs sale of Revelstoke airport

By Lys Morton ● Regional ● Jun 24, 2026

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Family walking and biking on a Mount Revelstoke National Park path during the fall. Photo part of the Canada Strong Pass story.

Returning Canada Strong Pass means free access to Mount Revelstoke National Park all summer

By Lys Morton ● Outdoors ● Jun 17, 2026

From mountain biking trails to Meadows in the Sky hikes, Mount Revelstoke National Park is a source for various free outdoor activities this summer with Canada Strong Pass.

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Meghan Tabor in a pink cowboy hat, biking gear with a mountain bike at her feet. She is looking at the camera while smiling and throwing peace signs.

Meghan Tabor brings Revelstoke experience to BC’s mountain biking tourism industry

By Lys Morton ● Recreation and Sports ● Jun 17, 2026

The new Mountain Bike BC executive director says Revelstoke’s partnership between local biking club and tourism management organization is an example for the whole province.

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Steve Black stands on a rock cliff overlooking a very high Illecillewaet River now clear of the Box Canyon log jam. There are bits of logs on either side of the river still.

A silent farewell to the Box Canyon log jam

By Lys Morton ● Latest News ● Jun 11, 2026

Snow melt, rainfall and high water flow on the Illecillewaet River cleared out roughly 200 metres of logs and debris Thursday, May 28 with no infrastructure damage downstream.

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A Future West Moto Cross dirtbike racer taking a jump while another racer looks back at them in the air. Both are on the Revy Riders Dirtbike Club race course

How Revy Riders Dirtbike Club is bucking the odds

By Lys Morton ● Recreation and Sports ● Jun 11, 2026

While other motocross and dirt bike clubs are closing up shop, Revy Riders Dirtbike Club is gearing up for bigger races and community events.

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Coldest Night of the Year crowds gathered outside the Revelstoke Legion front door and parking.

Revelstoke Legion offers new members free annual membership

By Lys Morton ● Regional ● May 13, 2026

With the local legion coming to the end of its trusteeship, Royal Canadian Legion’s centennial celebration is a chance to bolster numbers, the vice president says.

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A line of volunteers spread out sand and find rock for prime Western Painted Turtle nesting sites with the wetlands behind them in the background.

ReDi Grant recipients celebrate funding following record-breaking application year

By Lys Morton ● Development ● May 6, 2026

Over 30 local non-profits receive more than $383,000 in funding from Columbia Basin Trust program.

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Three men standing at a podium presenting at SILGA 2026

Interior municipalities rally behind Revelstoke resolutions at the Southern Interior Local Government Association convention

By Lys Morton ● Regional ● May 6, 2026

While the resolutions won’t be up for debate at the Union of BC Municipalities convention, the support will help boost Revelstoke-sponsored concerns provincially.

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Caroline Lachapelle, Revelstoke Chamber of Commerce CEO standing at a mic and presenting to a conference crowd. The room is filled with multiple tables, each seating eight to ten people

Chamber seeks ‘long-term, sustainable solutions’ for rural employers

By Lys Morton ● Development ● Apr 29, 2026

As the provincial and federal governments shift immigration and labour focus, Revelstoke Chamber of Commerce advocates for hospitality employers and local youth training programs.

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Revelstoke SILGA attendees councilor Matt Cherry, councilor Tim Stapenhurst, Mayor Gary Sulz and councilor Lee Devlin sit at a round table looking at the camera and all smiling in some capacity. They are each holding a yellow "Vote" card.

City of Revelstoke readies to host SILGA 2026

By Lys Morton ● Development ● Apr 22, 2026

Municipality representatives from throughout B.C.’s Southern Interior will network for resources and solutions impacting interior communities.

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