Revelstoke Times Review

Revelstoke Times Review is a local newspaper based in Revelstoke, British Columbia, Canada. It provides coverage on a variety of topics including local news, sports, business updates, job opportunities, and community happenings.

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Nakusp development board launches new food guide to support local producers

6 days ago | revelstokereview.com | Evert Lindquist

It's never been easier for local food and beverage businesses to connect, with the Nakusp & Area Development Board (NADB) launching a revamped Arrow Lakes food guide earlier this April. The Grow Arrow Lakes guide and online directory accessibly share profiles and a map of local producers, featuring nearly 20 farms, wineries, roasteries, cideries, markets and grocers based in the Nakusp area specifically.
Penticton, Agassiz modular home company class action lawsuit rejected

1 week ago | revelstokereview.com | Brennan Phillips

A former employee of a now-defunct modular home builder in Penticton and Agassiz had his second attempt at a class action lawsuit tossed on April 15. Byron Linza was attempting to get certification for a lawsuit representing about 100 employees of Triple M Modular, doing business as Metric Modular, (Modular) against the business's parent company, Triple M Housing (Housing).
Harvey Avenue closed northbound in Kelowna after crash flips car onto side

1 week ago | revelstokereview.com | Jordy Cunningham

The northbound lanes of Harvey Avenue in Kelowna will be closed for a couple hours on Thursday night (April 17) as a result of a multi-vehicle crash. At least two vehicles were involved in the crash that occurred at Harvey Avenue and Burtch Road around 6:30 p.m. One of the vehicles was flipped onto its side. It's unknown if anyone was injured as a result of the crash. Kelowna RCMP, fire crews, and emergency services are all at the scene.
Ahead of Earth Day, here are Revelstoke businesses taking greener steps

1 week ago | revelstokereview.com | Evert Lindquist

With a revamped online site for learning about local climate resilience, the Columbia Basin Trust (CBT) is helping Revelstokians easily identify which organizations in the city are actively working to cut back on planet-warming carbon dioxide. Sixteen sustainability projects are listed for Revelstoke on CBT's Climate Source site, which first launched in 2019 but has now been improved with more resources and easier navigation.
Earth Day returns to Revelstoke with new greenbelt cleanup, youth awareness

1 week ago | revelstokereview.com | Evert Lindquist

Earth Day may fall on a Tuesday, April 22, but Revelstoke has big plans both before and after that date to engage the community's green side and get people thinking more sustainably. The Illecillewaet Greenbelt Society (IGS) hosts its first-ever cleanup from noon to 3 p.m. Saturday, April 26, inviting locals to band together and spend a few hours delittering any part of the greenbelt or wider city they desire. The team to collect the most trash wins an undisclosed prize.
City of Revelstoke pumped as construction starts for bike track

1 week ago | revelstokereview.com | Evert Lindquist

Ground broke Monday on Revelstoke's community pump bike track, which is being constructed in the back corner of Centennial Park and will include jump lines and a kids' loop. "We are very excited to announce that the construction of the pump track begins today!" the City of Revelstoke shared on April 14 via Facebook.
Revelstoke recognized for B.C.'s fastest-growing chamber of commerce

1 week ago | revelstokereview.com | Evert Lindquist

Revelstoke hosts B.C.'s fastest-growing chamber of commerce, the Chamber of Commerce Executives of Canada (CCEC) has announced. It's a major spotlight for the city in a province that has some 100 chambers of commerce and boards of trade, according to the BC Chamber of Commerce.
Rock slide closes north end of Highway 23 indefinitely

1 week ago | revelstokereview.com | Evert Lindquist

The Ministry of Transportation and Transit has closed the northernmost stretch of Highway 23 to traffic indefinitely since Thursday afternoon, April 10, following a rock slide. With recent boulder debris rolling the 3.5 kilometres between Mica Dam and its avalanche gates out of commission, DriveBC isn't offering further updates until noon on Monday, April 21. The traffic-closed area sits about 150 km north of Revelstoke.
Woman's years of work hooks new Revelstoke lake fishing dock

2 weeks ago | revelstokereview.com | Evert Lindquist

Back in July 2020, lifelong Arrow Heights resident Jennifer-Lyn Bowden got a surprise when her son Jayden cycled home from one of his countless days fishing at Revelstoke's Williamson Lake. "He was really upset and he was crying, and he said there was a sign here that said there was no fishing (allowed anymore)," Bowden recalled. Caretakers of Williamson Lake had recently reported an incident where another child had their foot hooked by a fishing line.
Free community greenbelt runs starting Saturdays in Revelstoke

2 weeks ago | revelstokereview.com | Evert Lindquist

Middle- and longer-distance joggers can get Revel-stoked for a newly-designated running route across the city's greenbelt, which is launching its first community run this weekend. Named the Kovach parkrun, the five-kilometre out-and-back route runs 2.5 km between Kovach and Centennial parks in Revelstoke's Illecillewaet Greenbelt.