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MLA Report: BC Liberals have mismanaged BC Hydro entirely for partisan reasons

By Revelstoke Mountaineer staff ● Latest News ● Jan 27, 2017

Before the last election, Christy Clark said there would be no BC Hydro rate increases but instead we have seen a 28% increase to rates. And we know there is more to come.

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Guitar quartet to wow Revelstoke in upcoming performance

By Revelstoke Performing Arts Centre ● Latest News ● Jan 27, 2017

Canadian Guitar Quartet’s four passionate musicians will perform scintillating Latin beats and classical renditions at the Revelstoke Performing Arts Centre on February 2.

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We need to work less to live better

By David Suzuki ● Latest News ● Jan 27, 2017

A lot needs to be done to reform our economic systems and to address critical issues like pollution and climate change. Reducing work hours is one way to make substantial gains.

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Revelstoke skatepark campaigners reduce cost and scope of project

By Emily Kemp ● Latest News ● Jan 26, 2017

The Columbia Valley Skateboard Association have reduced the scale of their park to reduce the cost. And while city councillors state the park would be a valuable asset with minimal maintenance, raising the final $250,000 needed to get it past the finish line the depends on city budget discussions.

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Revelstoke trails plan: several new trails initiatives proposed

By Emily Kemp ● Latest News ● Jan 26, 2017

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SLUSH battles resort town mental meltdown

By Revelstoke Mountaineer staff ● Latest News ● Jan 26, 2017

New mental health awareness initiative tackles mental health amongst seasonal employees.

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Missing out-of-bounds skiers in Revelstoke

By Revelstoke Mountaineer staff ● Latest News ● Jan 25, 2017

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Revelstoke Nordic skiing youth compete in world events

By Revelstoke Mountaineer staff ● Latest News ● Jan 24, 2017

Revelstoke Nordic Ski Club’s head coach Matthew Smider recounts the outcomes from the club’s latest travel and competitions.

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Revelstoke council votes to hold referendum on application to annex Catherwood properties

By Emily Kemp ● Latest News ● Jan 24, 2017

The City of Revelstoke will hold a referendum on whether to annex the properties of 3304 & 3452 Catherwood Road into the city. A counter-petition was successful in putting the applications on hold. It was revealed over the weekend that a proposed climbing gym might be developed on one of the properties.

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Going once … going twice … Anything Goes seven is almost here!

By Revelstoke Mountaineer staff ● Latest News ● Jan 22, 2017

Revelstoke Visual Arts Centre hosts their Anything Goes! fundraiser on Feb. 3. Learn more here.

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