After two sweeps early in the playoffs, the Grizzlies were able to pull out a victory on the road in Game 7 of round 3 against the Princeton Posse with an impressive 6-3 score. Head coach Jiri Novak joined Shea & Lerritt on the Morning Show today to talk about it, and to look forward […]
It’s been a few weeks since Steve Cross from Revy Outdoors has joined us, but he was back today to let us know that the shop is opening this afternoon after a couple of days of inventory taking, and that we can all look forward to some end of season sales coming up. Unfortunately, they […]
The Outdoor Recreation Council of BC has announced that the application process for funding through the Outdoor Recreation Fund is now open until April 30. This is open to local and Indigenous governments, not-for-profits, and charities, so follow the link below to see if your groups qualifies. https://www.orcbc.ca/grants-for-outdoor-recreation Camozzi Rd. will be closed starting April […]
Our friend Nora Hughes from Arts Revelstoke was back on the Morning Show with Jenn & Lerritt to remind us that the winter season is coming to a close with 2 more shows in AR’s Performance Series, and 2 more theatre rentals. The Porch Hounds, A Very Old Man With Enormous Wings, Trio Metis Fiddle […]
Billy Cooper, the Revelstoke Grizzlies’ goaltending coach, was on the Morning Show for the first time today. The Grizz have some of the best goalies in the KIJHL with Joe Kuchaslo & Louis Adler, and the future continues to look bright in that position. After a big win at the Forum last night, the team […]
The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) is one of the world’s most important ocean currents, but scientists have found that it has been slowing for decades, with the results potentially being dire for the climate in western Europe, and eastern North America. https://www.iflscience.com/one-of-the-worlds-most-important-ocean-currents-really-is-slowing-down-73554
A cargo ship collided with the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore in the early morning hours yesterday. Some people have been rescued, but a number of others are still missing, and presumed dead in this ongoing situation. https://www.thecanadianpressnews.ca/world/baltimore-bridge-collapses-after-powerless-cargo-ship-rams-into-support-column-6-presumed-dead/article_3249c299-75fa-5a26-867d-65026525baa4.html The Columbia Shuswap Invasive Species Society is warning the region to secure attractants against rat infestation […]
There is going to be a soar eclipse on April 8, and many people are getting excited to see it. Even though we won’t have a great view of it here in Revelstoke, some communities on the eastern part of the continent are warning their residents that there could be an increase of tourist activity […]
We missed Sandra Riches from BC AdventureSmart on the show last week, but she was back today reminding us of the importance of staying hydrated on your adventures, and how thirst and dehydration can affect people differently. It’s always a good idea to bring more than you need, because running out could mean trouble. https://www.adventuresmart.ca/ […]
The Revelstoke Chamber of Commerce is gearing up for their Annual General Meeting this Wednesday, but that’s not all that they have going on. The Chamber has access to all kinds of resources and funding that can help all kinds of businesses in town, so if you’re just starting out, or need a little help […]