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1. revelstokemountaineer.com › for-revelstokes-woodFor Revelstoke’s wood industries, diversity is key

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   3 days ago · In a province where the forest industry is being increasingly dominated by a handful of very large players that are buying up smaller, community-based companies, Revelstoke’s wood industry has remained relatively local. Revelstoke’s logging companies and mills have deep roots in the community.

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2. destinationlesstravel.com › things-to-do-in33 BEST Things to do in Revelstoke, BC (2024 Guide!)

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   3 days ago · There are so many things to do in Revelstoke, BC! From exploring national parks to eating food with a mountain view, here's our must-do list!

3. revelstokemountaineer.com › revelstokesRevelstoke's misunderstood moments: missing from the record

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   3 days ago · It was around midnight when a second avalanche came down from the opposite side of the valley. An entry in the Revelstoke Museum & Archives curator’s blog titled ‘Overwhelmed- Remembering the March 4, 1910, Avalanche at Rogers Pass’ reads: “The trench where the men were working became a tomb.

4. revelstokemountaineer.com › revelstoke-life-makingRevelstoke life: Making the most of seasonal work

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   3 days ago · For many, living in a seasonal town means spring is time to transition from winter to summer work, and can mean leaving town to pay for Revelstoke life. We spoke to residents to find out what they do to make it work.

5. linksmagazine.com › cabot-revelstoke-canadas-nextCabot Revelstoke: Canada’s Next Great Mountain Course Takes Shape

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   4 days ago · Nestled on a ridgeline between the Selkirk and Monashee Mountains and overlooking the Columbia River Valley in Revelstoke, British Columbia, a golf course is being built in the heli-skiing capital of the world. It only makes sense that the next Canadian golf property from Cabot—one of the hottest golf development firms on the planet—would ...

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6. news.gov.bc.ca › releases › 2024MOTI0082-000979Highway widening near Revelstoke moves forward | BC Gov News

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   5 days ago · Highway widening near Revelstoke moves forward. Preliminary construction is expected to begin this fall on a project to provide a smoother driving experience and reduce congestion on Highway 1 east of Revelstoke. Following a competitive procurement process, the Province has selected a preferred proponent to design and build the Highway 1 ...

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   Does Revelstoke have a wood industry?

   • According to Pat McMechan, yard supervisor at Stella-Jones pole yard, the continuity and diversity in Revelstoke’s wood industry “has led to us having a very stable forest industry, which is not the case in much of the province. It’s done this community very well.” Revelstoke’s mayor, Gary Sulz, agrees.

   For Revelstoke’s wood industries, diversity is key

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   Why is Revelstoke BC so great?

   • Tucked away on the banks of the Columbia River, Revelstoke is the perfect example of what makes BC so great. In fact, despite its small size, it’s one of our favorite towns.

   33 BEST Things to do in Revelstoke, BC (2024 Guide!)

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   Where can I buy beer in Revelstoke?

   • In Revelstoke, you can actually visit the brewery where it all started, which is located just on the outskirts of the city. They have a retail shop as well as a tasting room where you can try a variety of their beers which are all brewed on-site, including their awesome core selection.

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   Who owns Revelstoke logging companies?

   • Revelstoke’s logging companies and mills have deep roots in the community. Joe Kozek, owner of Kozek Sawmill has managed the family business for 45 years. Stella-Jones’s pole yard, formerly Bell Pole, has existed for almost 60 years. Downie Sawmills was founded in the 1950s and was bought by the Gorman Brothers, based in the Okanagan, in 1990.

   For Revelstoke’s wood industries, diversity is key

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   What to do in Revelstoke?

   • While we always have a blast visiting museums and learning about local history, we also love to learn more about the contemporary art scene and see what local artists have been up to! There are two art galleries in Revelstoke that are worth exploring, the first being Art First Gallery which is in the perfect location downtown.

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   Does Revelstoke still have forestry?

   • This story first appeared in print in the March 2021 issue of Revelstoke Mountaineer Magazine. Read the e-edition here: Revelstoke’s long history of forestry still shows in the many log yards and mills, large and small, that dot the landscape. Less visible is a thriving network of trade and cooperation between these operations.

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8. news.gov.bc.ca › releases › 2024PSFS0025-000983Construction will begin on new Centre for Food, Wine and ...

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   5 days ago · The new Centre for Food, Wine and Tourism will include modern teaching spaces, food labs, beverage research and development facilities, and common spaces. The $55.8-million project received $51.8 million in provincial funding, while Okanagan College provided the remaining $4 million. The centre is expected to open for students in 2026.