Brief: Revelstoke COVID-19 Recovery Task Force updates
Task force initiatives include Mackenzie Avenue pilot project, free masks for the public and temporary toilets at Woodenhead Park.
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How will Revelstoke manage reopening during the COVID-19 pandemic?
Ahead of the B.C. premier's May 6 briefing, we connected with Revelstoke commerce organization representatives about their preparations and plans for eventual easing of restrictions.
Revelstoke seeks to discourage Easter visits, encourages residents to keep up COVID-19 precautions
All levels of government call for halt to non-essential travel on Easter weekend, but the call of the mountains is proving too strong for some, leading to questions about how government will handle the issue of non-essential travel, including the thorny question of provincial border restrictions.
Revelstoke tourism round table focuses on the future
Revelstoke tourism organization meets to discuss industry survival and recovery from COVID-19. Learn about initiatives, campaigns, and future plans here.
How is COVID-19 impacting tourism in Revelstoke?
Tourism industry hit hard; effects still evolving; marketing effort shifts to B.C., Alberta
Staying Alive avalanche safety event welcomes newcomers to the Revelstoke backcountry
Annual avalanche awareness night targeting newcomers to Revelstoke's backcountry features a variety of presentations
Tourism Revelstoke hires Robyn Goldsmith as new media and events coordinator
The new role focuses on media relations, support for shoulder season community events.
Consultant presents three concepts for Revelstoke wayfinding signage
Video update: Wayfinding presentation. Revelstoke is planning to overhaul its wayfinding signage
Changing direction: City seeks new wayfinding strategy for Revelstoke
The City of Revelstoke is seeking a solution to the “disparate array” of signage both in and outside of city limits.
Caribou Recovery Plan – Revelstoke Public Consultation on April 15
It is imperative that in considering potential changes to the regulations, the Province continues to take a collaborative approach that considers both the impact on caribou preservation and the economic impacts of these decisions.
How will Revelstoke manage reopening during the COVID-19 pandemic?
Ahead of the B.C. premier's May 6 briefing, we connected with Revelstoke commerce organization representatives about their preparations and plans for eventual easing of restrictions.
Revelstoke seeks to discourage Easter visits, encourages residents to keep up COVID-19 precautions
All levels of government call for halt to non-essential travel on Easter weekend, but the call of the mountains is proving too strong for some, leading to questions about how government will handle the issue of non-essential travel, including the thorny question of provincial border restrictions.
Revelstoke tourism round table focuses on the future
Revelstoke tourism organization meets to discuss industry survival and recovery from COVID-19. Learn about initiatives, campaigns, and future plans here.
How is COVID-19 impacting tourism in Revelstoke?
Tourism industry hit hard; effects still evolving; marketing effort shifts to B.C., Alberta
Staying Alive avalanche safety event welcomes newcomers to the Revelstoke backcountry
Annual avalanche awareness night targeting newcomers to Revelstoke's backcountry features a variety of presentations
Tourism Revelstoke hires Robyn Goldsmith as new media and events coordinator
The new role focuses on media relations, support for shoulder season community events.
Consultant presents three concepts for Revelstoke wayfinding signage
Video update: Wayfinding presentation. Revelstoke is planning to overhaul its wayfinding signage
Changing direction: City seeks new wayfinding strategy for Revelstoke
The City of Revelstoke is seeking a solution to the “disparate array” of signage both in and outside of city limits.
Caribou Recovery Plan – Revelstoke Public Consultation on April 15
It is imperative that in considering potential changes to the regulations, the Province continues to take a collaborative approach that considers both the impact on caribou preservation and the economic impacts of these decisions.