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Big Eddy Glass Works

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Big Eddy Glass Works

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Tourism Production & Wholesale Manufacturing Retail

1741 Celgar Road , Revelstoke , BC , Canada
1 (250) 837-9696
https://www.bigeddyglassworks.ca/

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Revelstoke Chamber of Commerce
301 Victoria Road, Revelstoke, BC, V0E 2S0
(250) 837-5345 | info@revelstokechamber.com

Revelstoke is located in the beautiful Columbia Mountains alongside the Columbia River, which is the ancestral unceded territory of the Sinixt, Secwépemc, Ktunaxa, and Syilx Okanagan Peoples. We are privileged to be able to live, work and play within this traditional territory. Acknowledging this privilege is not the answer to a meaningful reconciliation but is intended to serve as a starting point to support relationship building with the territories indigenous rights holders.