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Regional district board backs sale of Revelstoke airport

The city is one step closer to owning the Revelstoke Airport following a Columbia Shuswap Regional District board meeting on Thursday, June 18.  Staff were directed to compile necessary documentation to support the transfer of the airport from the Columbia Shuswap Regional District to the city after discussions with the chair, the electoral area director […]

Latest Stories

The upper mountain at Revelstoke Mountain Resort is now open to mountain biking and hiking

Stoke Climb, Mackenzie Ridge and the upper part of the Fifty Six Twenty remain closed due to snow.

Revelstoke hosts inaugural Indigenous Artisan, Creator and Fashion Gathering

Indigenous creators and artists from across Canada invite Revelstoke to celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day Saturday, June 20 and Sunday, June 21.

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

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.

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

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.

‘It impacts my whole life’: Residents share concerns with wastewater treatment plant stench

With wastewater treatment plant smells expected to last through the summer during construction, residents want the health impact acknowledged.

A silent farewell to the Box Canyon log jam

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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