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RMR announces 2020 summer plans

By Revelstoke Mountaineer staff ● Latest News ● Jun 9, 2020

New mountain bike trails opening this summer include two advanced downhill trails and two intermediate trails

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Revelstoke Reflections winners to be announced at Revelstoke Arts Council AGM

By Revelstoke Mountaineer staff ● Latest News ● Jun 9, 2020

The online contest showcased the work of 17 talented local artists

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Mindful Mondays: What does kindness mean to you?

By Noelle Bovon ● Latest News ● Jun 8, 2020

‘I pray that if we’re willing to be emotionally vulnerable as we fumble through developing the power of kindness, we will have the power to heal.’

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River’s Edge: ‘Nightmare’ BC Housing-led renovation leaves residents exasperated

By Aaron Orlando ● Latest News ● Jun 8, 2020

River’s Edge Apartment residents complain of miscommunication, lack of accountability, drug use and dealing, broken facilities, unaddressed complaints, and an untenable living situation on housing renovation project in Farwell.

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Brief: BC Hydro begins work on slope stabilization project near Revelstoke Dam

By Revelstoke Mountaineer staff ● Latest News ● Jun 6, 2020

Single lane traffic, periodic delays on Highway 23 North expected during construction

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Black Lives Matter protest sparks conversation about racism in Revelstoke

By Melissa Jameson ● Latest News ● Jun 5, 2020

‘Racism is a very real thing and it’s a very real thing in our community.’

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Returning to normal after pandemic isn’t good enough

By David Suzuki ● Latest News ● Jun 4, 2020

We should aim much higher than “normal.” The COVID-19 crisis shows it’s possible.

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Stigma, isolation increase risk of drug overdose in rural communities

By Melissa Jameson ● Latest News ● Jun 2, 2020

In early May, a B.C. Solicitor General report listed the Arrow Lakes, a largely rural area south of Revelstoke, as having one of the highest rates of illicit drug toxicity deaths in the province between 2018 and March 2020. The Mountaineer checked in with stakeholders to find out what’s happening.

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