The Revelstoke Grizzlies are 8-2 in their last 10 games, and took both games in 100 Mile House last weekend by decisive scores, so Kesler Fyfe & Jayden Forsyth were on the Morning Show with Jenn & Lerritt to talk about it. The team wraps up the first part of the season this weekend in […]
EntheoMed is a clinic in Kelowna that treats mental health patients with alternatives to anti-depressants like ketamine, MDMA, and psilocybin (magic mushrooms). With mental health concerns growing society wide, awareness of it is growing, as well as methods of treatment. Patients need to be referred to the clinic by their general practitioner, so talk to […]
The provincial government has decided to once again delay the replacement of the Bruhn Bridge in Sicamous, which has raised the concern of numerous local governments, including the CSRD, Salmon Arm, and Sicamous itself. The bridge is notoriously known for it’s state of disrepair, but is also part of the Trans-Canada Highway, and sees millions […]
Krafty Kuts will be playing at Seoul Street on December 23rd, and our friend Allie Bruni-Riendeau was on the Morning Show giving Jade & Lerritt all the details. There aren’t that many tickets left, and we gave one away on the show today. Follow the link to Allie’s website below for information, and don’t miss […]
We’re into the winter season now, so Sandra Riches from BC AdventureSmart showed us the part of their website that goes over winter activities, and everything you need to know to have a safe, good time. Check out the link below to take a look. BC AdventureSmart’s website is a great place to learn everything […]
Dylan Murray is the program director for the Indigenous Backcountry Skills Crew which is running training sessions. The group has been around for a couple of years now, and with many of our outdoor activities taking place on Indigenous land, the group is looking to grow from instructing 8 people last year to 16 this […]
The Big Eddy Glass Works Winter Market is going down tonight, and Hunter Haig was in Stoke FM’s studio to give us one last update. With DJs, demonstrations, food, and 50 vendors, this will be a great opportunity to get as much of your Christmas shopping done as you can. Follow the links below for […]
Unfortunately, Cori Baker couldn’t be in the studio today to talk about the Community Connections Food Bank Fundraiser at the Revelstoke Performing Arts Centre featuring pictures with Santa, treats and snacks, as well as two showings of Illunination’s The Grinch, but Jenn & Lerritt were able to fill in. Don’t miss it this Sunday, so […]
Wendy Lewis brought us Avalanche Canada’s second forecast of the season. The words she used to describe the current conditions was “variable” and “tricky”. With weather varying from rain to snow, different parts of the interior are facing different situations. In Revelstoke, human triggered avalanches are more likely at higher elevations. Take a listen, and […]
The Public Health Agency of Canada warned citizens of an ongoing salmonella outbreak across the country, focusing on imported cantaloupe. With 8 people killed throughout North America, with older people, young children, pregnant women, and those with weakened immune systems being most at risk. https://www.canada.ca/en/public-health/services/public-health-notices/2023/outbreak-salmonella-infections-malichita-cantaloupes.html The Revelstoke Women’s Shelter held an event at Conversations on […]