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RCMP say a black Dodge Journey with BC license plate SD582H is associated with Hayley Roy, who is missing. Photo: BC RCMP

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The Revelstoke Grizzlies are BC Junior B champions

The Revelstoke Grizzlies are BC Junior B champions for 2022-23 after defeating KIJHL rivals Kimberley Dynamiters 4-1 in the gold medal game of the Cyclone Taylor Cup tournament at the Revelstoke Forum on Sunday, April 16. The four-team tournament features league champions from across B.C. and the host team. This year, the tournament featured the Delta Ice Hawks, Kimberley Dynamiters, Oceanside Generals and Revelstoke Grizzlies.

Last night the @naturalselection tour had an openi

Last night the @naturalselection tour had an opening celebration at the Revelstoke Performing Arts Centre.

The 12 professional snowboarders picked the order they will compete in during the competition. Tour founder Travis Rice will be the first rider to drop in when nature picks the best weather window sometime between March 4-11.

Check out @naturalselection for more info and follow along for more updates on the tour’s stop in Revelstoke.

#naturalselectionrevelstoke

From the March issue: a big international snowboar

From the March issue: a big international snowboarding competition comes to Revelstoke this week for the second stage of its tour. The Natural Selection Tour will be hosted in partnership with Revelstoke Mountain Resort this week from March 4-11.

The tour welcomes 12 professional riders and brings a slew of celebratory events to Revelstoke.

For more info and event details, check out the link in our bio.

📸 @naturalselection
📸 @chadchomlack

Ward Kemerer is a name synonymous with the Revelst

Ward Kemerer is a name synonymous with the Revelstoke Illecillewaet Greenbelt Society and the winter snow grooming efforts on “the flats.”

Chris Miller recognizes Ward in his contributed story “A thanks to award Kemerovo for the Greenvelt’s winter trail grooming.” Chris details the evolution of the green belt grooming methods and a personal anecdote on what the efforts of the Revelstoke Illecillewaet Greenbelt society @revyigs mean to him.

Check out the link in our bio for the full story.

📸 Chris Miller

From the February magazine issue: Bean Business: B

From the February magazine issue: Bean Business: Big Eddy gets two new coffee roasteries.

Big things are happening in the Big Eddy. Dose Coffee and Holm Coffee Company are expanding the coffee connoisseur scene in Revelstoke with two new specialty coffee bean roasteries.

Despite both being in the Big Eddy and both starting the same, rather niche adventure of coffee roasting, neither Dose nor Holm feel the market is over-saturated. Both businesses have unique plans for the future.

📸: Izzy and Simon opened Holm Coffee Company to break down the intimidating atmosphere that surrounds the coffee scene. They want their space to be a place where people can see how roasting works, ask questions and sit down for a coffee in their small intimate space that feels like a home. Photo: Nora Hughes
📸: Simon and Izzy have been in the bar industry for ten years. In addition to roasting coffee at Holm Coffee Co., they plan to bring the bar atmosphere to the coffee scene with their cozy corner in the Big Eddy. Photo: Nora Hughes
📸: John and Lauren opened their roastery to create career avenues for their dedicated staff, provide coffee for their popular downtown cafe and add to the ever expanding, vibrant coffee community.
Photo: Nora Hughes
📸: @maximvidricaire Dose Coffee has loyal customers and even more loyal employees. John says that the roastery will expand opportunities for its staff members. Photo: Maxim B. Vidricaire
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Tourism Talks: Emergency planning The Think Revel

Tourism Talks: Emergency planning

The Think Revelstoke podcast recently had an opportunity to speak with Dr. Mike Flannigan, British Columbia Research Chair in Predictive Services, Emergency Management and Fire Science at Thompson Rivers University.

Check out this post, sponsored by Tourism Revelstoke, in the link in our bio to learn more about the organization's planning when it comes to visitor pressure on our city in times of crisis.

Photo: Will peak season summer travel be possible in 50 years? Photo credit: Mitch Winton/Kootenay Rockies Tourism.

From the February magazine issue: Arts Revelstoke’s Kootenay Sounds initiative showcases emerging artists in local communities.

Kootenay Sounds is an initiative supported by grant funding from Canada Council for the Arts, striving to highlight diverse and emerging artists throughout the Kootenays.

Arts Revelstoke says they hope this project will help generate opportunities for the bands and connect and showcase these unique communities through sound.

Read the full brief at the link in our bio.

📸: @artsrevelstoke

From the February issue: Conservancy status announ

From the February issue: Conservancy status announcement for Incomappleux Valley.

The B.C. government announces new conservation status for Incomappleux Valley after several private groups agree to buy tenure rights from Interfor.

Read the full story at the link in our bio.

📸: Photo: B.C. government handout/Paul Zizka

New from our February issue: Community Connections

New from our February issue: Community Connections opens the Revelstoke Women’s Centre.

The centre provides several services, including counselling for women, therapeutic groups and help navigating different legal, childcare and income services.

The Revelstoke Women’s Centre is a space for women, by women, and something the centre’s staff say has been in the works for around ten years.

“The biggest thing is having a centre where women can just come and be,” says Lindsay Oberg, Clinical Counsellor at Community Connections.

Read the brief in the link in our bio.

📸: @keriknappphotography

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