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Revelstoke RCMP seek to identify driver who struck pedestrian

By Revelstoke Mountaineer staff ● Latest News ● Jan 20, 2020

Police conduct driving education and enforcement campaign, remind drivers to slow down and do their part to ensure everyone arrives at their destination safely

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Just the stats! 2019 Revelstoke real estate numbers summary

By Emily Beaumont ● Latest News ● Jan 20, 2020

‘The average sale price for a single-family residential home in 2019 was $567,000 compared to $538,000 in 2018.’

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Revelstoke 2050: The epicentre of sustainable lifestyles

By Revelstoke Mountaineer staff ● Latest News ● Jan 20, 2020

‘We are just beginning to understand the careful balance of living with nature through resilient cohesion and symbiosis: in harmony. With the collision of cultures being forced to co-exist under varied political systems, the social basis is deeply fractured, multi-faceted, and volatile.’

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B.C.’s poorest families will be hit hardest by rising cost of living

By Melissa Jameson ● Latest News ● Jan 19, 2020

In Revelstoke, even full-time working single parents struggle to make ends meet.

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Letters of Hope: A green deal for Revelstoke

By Revelstoke Mountaineer staff ● Latest News ● Jan 18, 2020

‘Revelstoke needs a vision for the next decade, one that looks beyond the day-to-day challenges of a fast-growing community. A green deal for Revelstoke will pour significant funds into our community, demonstrating that we can exceed the carbon mitigation goals of the provincial CleanBC plan — a made in Revelstoke approach.’

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Rhythm and blues

By Shannon MacLean ● Latest News ● Jan 18, 2020

An evolutionary mismatch has the potential to unhinge our circadian rhythm as wild genes function isolated from nature.

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Revelstoke electronic collective Cymatic Grounds plays Traverse

By Cara Smith ● Latest News ● Jan 18, 2020

‘They’d never seen anything quite like it on a Thursday night.’

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Revelstoke Mountaineer Magazine invites community collaborators and contributors in 2020

By Aaron Orlando ● Latest News ● Jan 17, 2020

Your community group is invited to partner with Revelstoke Mountaineer Magazine and revelstokemountaineer.com to share stories, challenges, ideas, and more.

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Revelstoke city budget backgrounder and council update

By Aaron Orlando ● Latest News ● Jan 17, 2020

A new plan to patch the Forum roof; a significant council pay raise proposal; a new sculpture for the City Hall building; budget notes.

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Letters of Hope: Zombie apocalypse antidote

By Revelstoke Mountaineer staff ● Latest News ● Jan 16, 2020

‘We will have to work together to turn towards the problem, not away from it. We will have to create community, grow food, educate ourselves and support one another.’

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