Revelstoke Caribou Rearing in the Wild executive director Kelsey Furk talks about the capture of 18 mountain caribou cows for their 2015/16 maternity penning project, and about the successes and challenges of the inaugural 2014/15 project. Interview with Aaron Orlando from the Revelstoke Mountaineer.

Revelstoke skier Zach Birnie survived mostly unscathed from a Mar. 27, 2015 avalanche incident in the Mount Mackenzie sidecountry.

In a video he posted to YouTube, Birnie is seen dropping from a ridge into a chute in the Kokanee Bowl backcountry area. Suddenly, the snow beneath his feet gives way and he's swept down the slope for about 300 or 400 metres.

Bernie said the avalanche broke just behind him and was about 30 to 45 centimetres deep at the crown.

He lost a ski pole and wrenched his shoulder in the avalanche, but other than that was relatively unscathed.

Revelstoke skier Zach Birnie survived mostly unscathed from a Mar. 27, 2015 avalanche incident in the Mount Mackenzie sidecountry.

In a video he posted to YouTube, Birnie is seen dropping from a ridge into a chute in the Kokanee Bowl backcountry area. Suddenly, the snow beneath his feet gives way and he's swept down the slope for about 300 or 400 metres.

Bernie said the avalanche broke just behind him and was about 30 to 45 centimetres deep at the crown.

He lost a ski pole and wrenched his shoulder in the avalanche, but other than that was relatively unscathed.

Revelstoke Rod & Gun Club president Gary Krestinsky says new restrictions to fishing on the Columbia and Illecillewaet rivers in and around Revelstoke are a step in the right direction.

The new regulations came into effect on April 1, 2015.

In this interview, Krestinsky explains why many club members feel the new restrictions are necessary.

Revelstoke Rod & Gun Club president Gary Krestinsky says new restrictions to fishing on the Columbia and Illecillewaet rivers in and around Revelstoke are a step in the right direction.

The new regulations came into effect on April 1, 2015.

In this interview, Krestinsky explains why many club members feel the new restrictions are necessary.

The Special Olympics program in Revelstoke is up and running again in Revelstoke after a hiatus for the past several years.

We stopped by the Revelstoke Community Centre on Mar. 31, 2015 to speak with the coordinators and coaches behind the revived program, which seeks to enrich the lives of individuals with intellectual disabilities, and their community.

The Special Olympics program in Revelstoke is up and running again in Revelstoke after a hiatus for the past several years.

We stopped by the Revelstoke Community Centre on Mar. 31, 2015 to speak with the coordinators and coaches behind the revived program, which seeks to enrich the lives of individuals with intellectual disabilities, and their community.

The Revelstoke Mountaineer speaks with Simone Orlando, Artistic Director and CEO of Ballet Kelowna. The Okanagan professional dance company performs their spring programme called Forward: A Mixed Repertory Programme on April 1 at the Revelstoke Performing Arts Centre. We asked Simone about her new role as artistic director of the company and what the audience should look for at the April 1 performance.

The Revelstoke Mountaineer speaks with Simone Orlando, Artistic Director and CEO of Ballet Kelowna. The Okanagan professional dance company performs their spring programme called Forward: A Mixed Repertory Programme on April 1 at the Revelstoke Performing Arts Centre. We asked Simone about her new role as artistic director of the company and what the audience should look for at the April 1 performance.

The Revelstoke Mountaineer Mar. 25, 2015 interview with Bill Green, the Kootenay-Columbia Green Party candidate in the upcoming federal election.