Melyssa Hudson for Mountainside Wellness was back on the Stoke FM Morning Show for a segment on mental health. Today, she went over what is and what isn’t counselling, the differences between a counsellor vs a phycologist and a psychiatrist, and what one should expect from seeking help for mental health, in particular in the […]
Ari Hannah was our Avalanche Canada forecaster today, and the very warm weather can bring some hazardous conditions, with elevated avalanche risk being found east of Revelstoke. Take a listen for all the details, and don’t forget to follow the link below to their website where you can find the latest, as well lots of […]
Revelstoke RCMP officers were involved in an incident when attempting to arrested a man in the early morning hours of January 13. When the man resisted arrest, officers were attacked by the man’s brother. Both were eventually arrested when a third officer arrived, and they were released awaiting a court date early April. Police are […]
Nora Hughes from Arts Revelstoke was back on the Morning Show telling us about the great turn out for the film The Last Stop, a fundraiser for the Revelstoke Railway Museum. Coming up next week is the highly anticipated show featuring the Snotty Nose Rez Kids on the 31st. There are still some tickets available, […]
We’re only about 3 weeks away from the playoff, and the Grizzlies have comfortably clinched a spot. The team has hit a bit off a slide lately, with 3 losses in a row at the Forum this past week. Head coach Jiri Novak join Jenn & Lerritt today to talk about what the team is […]
Our friend Steve Cross from Revy Outdoors was on the Stoke FM Morning Show today, and he wanted to bring to everyone’s attention all of the great causes, not-for-profits, and charities that are fundraising right now, Stoke FM included. Take a listen, but we only mentioned a few. There are so many community groups in […]
April was very exited to speak to Sandra Riches from BC AdventureSmart today, and it was a great topic. With cold snaps occurring across the country in the past week, people often wonder how safe it is to take to activities out on the ice. AdventureSmart has a whole page and then some on the […]
Average Citizens are hitting Traverse this coming Friday night, and they took the time to speak with Jade & Lerritt last week to give us a heads up on what they’re up to as they head to Revelstoke, and some of the interesting things they want to do when they’re here. Their Citizens of the […]
The Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives has accessed the Liberal government’s federal dental plan, and found that with a threshold of $90,000 income for a family of 4, it is leaving out 4.4 million Canadians who could benefit from the program. https://monitormag.ca/reports/missing-teeth/ Oliver Emergency Services has had to remind people that ignoring road closures, and […]
In the summer we spoke about the sample from asteroid Bennu that NASA was able to collect, in a human first, but weren’t able to access due to damage to the holding canister. Well, researchers have now developed the tools required, and scientists couldn’t be happier. https://www.iflscience.com/nasa-finally-removes-last-two-fasteners-to-access-historic-bennu-asteroid-sample-72422 Cicadas are expected to emerge this coming summer […]