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Transformative world music artist Simrit in Revelstoke

By Revelstoke Mountaineer staff ● Latest News ● Sep 6, 2017

Thousands across the globe attend her concerts and Simrit Kaur’s modern yet sacred sound elevates the audience’s musical experience to a different level. Catch her at the Revelstoke Performing Arts Centre on Friday September 15.

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Bear killings way down in Revelstoke this season, but the bruins aren’t out of the woods yet

By Melissa Jameson ● Latest News ● Sep 6, 2017

There have been fewer bear incidents in Revelstoke so far this year, however, both Bear Aware and the B.C. Conservation Officer Service say people need to be even more diligent at this time of year when bears begin to make their way closer to town in order to forage for the 20,000 calories a day they need to prepare for winter hibernation.

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MP Stetski: Why are the Liberals going after small businesses and doctors?

By Revelstoke Mountaineer staff ● Latest News ● Sep 5, 2017

‘I’m receiving dozens of calls and letter and emails every day concerned about how this tax amendment will affect the very people that the Liberals promised to help: the middle class.’

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Photo brief: New Revelstoke Visual Arts Centre exhibit offers interpretations of photographs

By Aaron Orlando ● Latest News ● Sep 4, 2017

New exhibit Five Times Five features five artistic interpretations of five works by local photographers. The side galleries feature shows by Trish Hartwick, Sarah Windsor and the Revelstoke Potters Guild.

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Nelson author at peace with the aging process

By Kendra Runnalls ● Latest News ● Sep 4, 2017

‘Despite the suffering and hardship of their lives, despite the losses that come with aging, it became evident to me that seniors create love and connection. They do this with admirable intelligence and economy.’

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Racing up Revelstoke’s newest hiking trail: Kill the Banker

By Aaron Orlando ● Latest News ● Sep 3, 2017

The challenging new 3.8-kilometre Kill the Banker trail runs up underneath the Revelation Gondola at Revelstoke Mountain Resort. For runners, the big plus is the gondola ride down.

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Forestry Museum celebrates diversity of Canada with All Nation Tree Plant

By Melissa Jameson ● Latest News ● Aug 31, 2017

Revelstoke’s B.C. Interior Forestry Museum celebrates Canada’s 150th with tree planting event that will honour our rich and diverse heritage.

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World Suicide Prevention Day

By Revelstoke Child and Youth Mental Health and Substance Use L ● Latest News ● Aug 31, 2017

This September 10, Revelstoke residents are being asked to light a candle as a symbol of hope, solidarity, love, compassion, remembrance for World Suicide Prevention Day.

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Nakusp RCMP canvassing community for possible victims of sexual assault

By Melissa Jameson ● Latest News ● Aug 30, 2017

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Emergency Services Food Drive raises awareness about hunger in Revelstoke

By Melissa Jameson ● Latest News ● Aug 30, 2017

The Emergency Services Food Drive is the largest initiative to collect food donations for the Community Connections Food Bank. This year’s food drive will take place on Sept. 12. Be sure to listen for the sirens and have your donation of non-perishable food items ready!

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