Community

The Revelstoke Women’s Shelter led the annual Prevention of Violence Against Women Walk on April 21, leading about five dozen marchers from Revelstoke Secondary School to Grizzly Plaza where they rallied and listened to speeches.

Do you want to volunteer? Does your club or organization need volunteers? The Community Futures volunteer committee has launched new tools that will make volunteering in Revelstoke a whole lot easier.

The pavement outside is drying up and every day we see more bikes pulled out of winter hibernation and on the road. Revelstoke should be proud of the number of residents who regularly commute to work on their bikes. Kicking it up a notch, however, are two businesses who have managed to incorporate cycling into their actual workday, slashing their carbon footprints while they are at it.